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This fall, the agency will have a grand ol’ time with one such object called 2. TC4, which will whizz past us at a comfortable distance of about 4,2. Since the asteroid is pretty small—only about 3. NASA’s Planetary Defense Coordination Office to test out its techniques.

By no means does this mean NASA preparing for the end of the world, as some outlets are erroneously suggesting. Radio Dreams (2017) Free Download more. As badly as we all would like an asteroid to hit us squarely in the face, this sort of testing is actually pretty standard, and is just meant to be practice should a near- earth object get a little too close for comfort. Michael Kelley, an astronomer at NASA’s Planetary Science Division, told Gizmodo. There’s no threat of it hitting Earth, but we want to know if our network and the connections we’ve made with other countries and observatories is going to work for us when we need it to.”Later this fall, the asteroid will become more easily visible to NASA scientists looking for it. Kelley said astronomers will be able to see it from NASA’s Infra. Red Telescope Facility in Hawaii.“In October, we’ll wait for the close flyby to use to use some of the telescopes that are instrumented the way we need them to characterize the object,” Kelley explained.

So we’re pretty much following the procedure of what we’d do in a real- world scenario.”So for everyone who was hoping for NASA to pull a Michael Bay and nuke an asteroid: we’re sorry.