A “potentially hazardous” asteroid the size of a football arena will zoom previous our world in the early hours tomorrow early morning(Dec. 4)– and you can see it live.

The enormous area rock, which is taking a trip at approximately 27,500 miles per hour (44,300 kilometers per hour), will reach a minimum range of 1.37 million miles (2.2 million kilometers) from Earth at 0:27 ET– its closest method to our world on record, according to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)

The historical flyby can be viewed by means of a complimentary livestream from the Virtual Telescope Project (VTP) which begins at 13:30 ET today (Dec. 3). 2020 XR will likewise show up to 8 inch (20 centimeter) telescopes, according to a declaration by the European Space Agency (ESA).

Asteroid 2020 XR is categorized by NASA as a near Earth objector NEO, implying that its orbit often brings it within 1.3 huge systems (AU) of the sun– comparable to 1.3 times the typical range in between the sun and Earth.

Any NEOs that approach within 4,650,000 miles (7,500,000 km) of Earth and are bigger than 500 feet (150 meters) in size are thought about to be “potentially hazardous.” The flyby on Dec. 4 does not position any danger to our world.

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“When astronomers first discovered 2020 XR, they thought it had a small chance of impacting Earth in 2028,” Juan Luis Canoorganizer of the ESA’s Near-Earth Object Coordination Center, stated in the declaration. “But by going back and finding the asteroid in older data, they were able to refine its trajectory and rule out any hazard.”