Asteroid on collision course with Russia burns up in spectacular fireball
- An asteroid, named C0WEPC5, entered the atmosphere over Yakutia, northeastern Siberia, on Tuesday, creating a massive fireball witnessed by locals.
- This event marks Earth's fourth detected asteroid strike of the year, and only the 11th ever recorded.
- The European Space Agency alerted that the impact would be harmless, predicting visibility mainly over the Siberian skies.
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