Brace Yourselves for an Asteroid Flyby!

Astronomy enthusiasts, mark your calendars! The Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (424482) 2008 DG5 is making its way to Earth, set to come within a jaw-dropping 3.5 million kilometers of our planet on June 5, 2025. That's about nine times farther than the Moon!

Stunning Images Captured!

We’re thrilled to present our latest mesmerizing image of 2008 DG5, captured with a state-of-the-art robotic telescope known as "Elena" in Manciano, Italy. This remarkable shot is a result of a 120-second exposure, skillfully tracking the asteroid’s swift movement across the sky, making it appear as a brilliant dot of light amid a backdrop of star trails. The bright Moon added extra sparkle to the night!

What to Expect During the Flyby?

As this colossal asteroid—estimated to measure between 320 to 700 meters—glides past us, there’s no need to worry; NASA confirms that we’re completely safe! This close approach offers a fascinating opportunity for scientists and sky watchers alike.

Join the Live Event!

Don’t miss your chance to witness this celestial event! We will broadcast the asteroid 2008 DG5 live online on the day of the flyby, allowing everyone to experience the thrill from the comfort of their homes. Stay tuned for details on how to join the live feed!

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