asteroid

Its estimated size is over half a mile in diameter (3,280 feet) which is two-and-a-half times the height of the Empire State Building.

On Friday, November 13, Asteroid 2020 VT4 zoomed by Earth just 328 miles above the Pacific Ocean, making it the closest asteroid to pass Earth without disintegrating in Earth's atmosphere. It passed at about the same height as the orbit of the International Space Station...

Apophis, the asteroid which is expected to pass close to Earth in 2029, 2036 and REAL CLOSE in 2068, is gaining speed --- thanks to the sun, according to astronomers from the University of Hawaii. It’s known as the Yarkovsky Effect. The side of an asteroid facing the sun is warmed by sunlight and gives it a bit of a thrust...

It will be the 24th closest on record to fly by Earth

I mean, why not?

It's as big as the U.S. Capitol building

The diameter of this space rock is an estimated 1.2 miles!