Massive ‘lost’ asteroid won’t hit Earth in 2024, NASA says

Will 2007 FT3, a ‘lost asteroid’, hit Earth in October 2024? NASA says…

National Aeronautics and Space Administration has allayed the concerns raised by some reports that 2007 FT3, a lost asteroid, could potentially crash into Earth in October this year.

Will lost 54-million-ton asteroid hit Earth in 2024? Nasa responds

Scientists first spotted the massive space rock in 2007. However, they lost track of it later and declared it a “lost asteroid.”

What Are The Chances of a '54 Million Ton' Asteroid Hitting Earth in 2024? NASA Knows The Answer

NASA assures no impact threat from the "lost" asteroid 2007 FT3, debunking collision speculations in 2024. Get the latest updates on Earth's safety

Lost asteroid 2007 FT3 unlikely to hit Earth in 2024, NASA says

A 54-million-ton asteroid that was previously believed to be headed toward Earth will not be hitting our planet this year, according to NASA.

Will a lost asteroid hit Earth this year? This is what NASA has to say

NASA ha put an end to concerns about a lost 54-million-tonne asteroid hitting Earth in 2024. In response to a November report by a news outlet stating that 2007 FT3, the asteroid, had a slight possibility of striking Earth in 2024, the space agency has issued a statement saying that there are no known asteroid crash dangers to Earth at any time in the century.

NASA provides update on ‘lost’ asteroid large enough to devastate earth

Crisis averted! A 54 million-ton “lost” asteroid large enough to devastate regions of the planet will not hit Earth in 2024, NASA says.