If you've never tracked a potentially hazardous asteroid (PHA) through a telescope you haven't lived. Seeing an asteroid that could potentially slam into the planet feels a little like playing with ...

This evening, a huge asteroid known as 7482 (1994 PC1) will make its closest approach to us Earthlings for the next 200 years. It’ll pass us by at a cool 47,344 miles per hour, so you don’t want to ...

An astronomer has captured footage of the asteroid 7482 (1994 PC1) ahead of its close pass by Earth on Tuesday afternoon. Using a ground-based telescope, astronomer Gianluca Masi, manager of the ...

A massive and "potentially hazardous" asteroid whizzed safely by Earth on Tuesday, traveling at over 43,000 miles per hour. The kilometer-wide asteroid, named 1994 PC1 (7482), is roughly the length of ...

Astronomers are tracking a large and "potentially hazardous" asteroid that is set to make a relatively close pass by the Earth on Tuesday. The asteroid, called 7482 (1994 PC1), is expected to fly by ...

An asteroid deemed “potentially hazardous” – and larger than any building on Earth – will zoom by the planet today and there’s a chance you just might be able to catch a glimpse. 1994 PC1 is estimated ...

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Astronomers are keeping an eye on a huge, "possibly hazardous" asteroid that will pass close by the Earth on Tuesday. Around 4:51 p.m., the asteroid known as 7482 (1994 PC1) will pass by our planet at ...