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On today's World Asteroid Day, fascination is mixing with fear when considering the latest and upcoming asteroid flybys. a number of asteroids have already passed by a little too close for comfort this year.

The colossal 2005 YY128, which flew by the Earth on February 16, had a maximum possible diameter of more than 1,000 meters (0.6 miles). Because of its size, 2005 YY128 was already discovered in 2005 - as denoted in its name.

In recent years, scientists have been discovering more and more so-called Near Earth Asteroids, including many smaller ones. Despite their comparatively smaller size, these asteroids could still cause considerable damage if they collided with Earth. 2023 DZ2 (nicknamed 鈥淒izzy鈥�), passed by Earth on March 25, and came so close that it could be seen with a telescope and even binoculars.