Massive Asteroid To Pass Within 3.6M Miles Of Earth On Saturday

The video discusses the asteroid 2002 PZ39, which will pass Earth at a distance of 3.6 million miles. Estimated to be between 1400 and 3200 feet long, it is classified as potentially hazardous by the Minor Planet Center. However, its trajectory indicates it will not come closer than 3.6 million miles. NASA has been monitoring its path since its discovery in 2002.

On which day is the asteroid 2002 PZ39 expected to pass by Earth?

• Friday

• Monday

• Saturday

• Wednesday

What is the estimated size range of the asteroid 2002 PZ39?

• 500 to 1000 feet

• 1000 to 2000 feet

• 1400 to 3200 feet

• 3200 to 5000 feet

How has the Minor Planet Center classified the asteroid 2002 PZ39?

• Potentially hazardous

• Unclassified

• Non-hazardous

• Safe

What is the closest distance the asteroid 2002 PZ39 will come to Earth?

• 2.5 million miles

• 1 million miles

• 3.6 million miles

• 5 million miles

Since when has NASA been tracking the asteroid 2002 PZ39?

• 2005

• 2002

• 2000

• 1998