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The Asteroid that Passed Very Close to Earth on the Day of the Solar Eclipse: What Would Have Happened in Case of Impact?

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The 2026 PC6 object was detected by the ATLAS-Teide telescope just 14,500 km from the Earth

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The ATLAS-Teide Telescope Detected an Asteroid that Passed "Spraying" the Earth

It was in the early morning of August 12 and was reported now.It became the asteroid that has recorded the closest encounter with Earth this year 2026.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Asteroid that Passed Very Close to Earth on the Day of the Solar Eclipse: What Would Have Happened in Case of Impact?

The 2026 PC6 object was detected by the ATLAS-Teide telescope just 14,500 km from the Earth

·Madrid, Spain
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An Asteroid the Size of a Bus Crosses the Earth at a Record Distance

The celestial body, ten meters in diameter, crossed the orbit of the satellites without risking any impact on our planet.

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Libertad Digital broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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