No damage or injuries were reported from the asteroid. “Thanks to observations from astronomers around the world, our alert system was able to predict this impact to within +/- 10 seconds ...

A completely harmless and tiny asteroid was detected early on a collision course with Earth on Tuesday. Measuring about 27 inches wide, the asteroid was detected by astronomers at the Kitt Peak ...

A tiny asteroid struck Earth this morning, lighting up the dark sky over northern Siberia as it burned up. Measuring around 27 inches wide, the asteroid—temporarily designated C0WEPC5—was ...

An asteroid just came careening into our atmosphere ... despite the outside being hot as it goes through the atmosphere there's no time for the whole thing to heat up, only the very outer layer ...

Fortunately, this one wasn’t big enough to land a team of deep-core drillers on, and there’s certainly no need to blow it up with a nuclear bomb. Designated as COWECP5, the asteroid burned up ...

But there is no need to panic, as the US space agency’s asteroid tracker says that “potentially hazardous” rock will only pass within 2.4m miles of Earth on 11 December. Although the 330m ...

The asteroid entered the atmosphere Tuesday morning in northeastern Siberia. A small asteroid was visible in northern Siberia on Tuesday, as it closed in on its collision course with Earth.

Local officials were placed on alert, the Sakha emergencies ministry noted, but no damage was reported during the event. Related: Tiny asteroid detected hours before hitting Earth to become 4th ...

so we were surprised to find no climatic response," Bridget Wade, the study's co-author, told Newsweek. She added in a statement: "These large asteroid impacts occurred and, over the long term ...

On December 3, a tiny asteroid just 68 centimeters in size known as COWECP5 entered Earth's atmosphere, according to information from NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA). This caught the ...

The asteroid was first observed with the University of Arizona's Bok telescope by the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey and Spacewatch, NASA confirmed. The impact prediction was made by the Scout ...