A Big Asteroid Will Pass Close to Earth in 2029

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A big asteroid, as big as the Eiffel Tower, will pass close to Earth in 2029. It won't hit us.

The asteroid, Apophis, will pass 20,000 miles from Earth. It's closer than many satellites. Apophis is made of old material from space.

When Apophis was found in 2004, people thought it might hit Earth. Now, NASA knows its path better and says it's safe for 100 years.

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NASA showed how Apophis will pass Earth in 2029. There's no risk of impact.

Apophis was found in 2004 by astronomers in Arizona.

The astronomers could only see Apophis for two days. Another team saw it in December 2004.

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Many observatories will study Apophis when it passes Earth. NASA sent a spacecraft to meet Apophis.

The spacecraft was renamed and is on its way to Apophis. The European Space Agency is also sending a spacecraft.

People in the Eastern Hemisphere can see Apophis without a telescope.

Apophis is a big asteroid found in 2004.

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Apophis will be pulled by Earth's gravity, changing its path. Its orbit will be bigger and take longer.

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