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Thursday, March 18, 2004
That's about 6000 kms short
A recently discovered Near-Earth Asteroid makes record-breaking approach to Earth at 43,000 kms. That is 6,000 kms away from the Geostationary belt where GEO satellites are parked. 6,000 kms is about 5 times the size of Texas. The Barringer crater was formed with a meteorite only 30-50 meters wide, 2004 FH is 30 meters wide.
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