3 meter wide asteroid collided with the earth two hours after scientists discovered it

A Hungarian astronomer discovered an asteroid on March 11, but two hours after that discovery, the asteroid about 3 meters wide collided with the Earth’s atmosphere. It has been named 2022 EB5. This asteroid collided in the north of Iceland. The special thing is that 2022 EB5 is the fifth such asteroid to collide with our Earth, which collided with the Earth shortly after it was discovered. Earlier, the four asteroids that hit the Earth soon after their discovery include 2014 AA, 2018 LA, 2008 TC3 and 2019 MO.

One of Taarifa.com Report It has been said that the Hungarian astronomer Krzysztien Sarnejki of the Konkoly Observatory near Budapest has discovered the asteroid. Even though it has hit the earth, it is not likely to cause any damage.

According to reports, some people in Iceland reportedly heard loud noises and saw bright lights. The International Meteorite Organization is now looking for those witnesses. By talking to them, it would be understood what happened when the asteroid entered the Earth’s atmosphere.

One of Earthsky.org Report According to the data, an object was moving at a speed of about 11 miles per second or 18.5 kilometers per second. The report further states that all or part of the object should have been vaporized due to friction with the Earth. While some people in Iceland are claiming that they saw a bright light and heard a voice. At present, the claimants are being talked to. It is understood what people actually saw.

Last month also there was information that a huge asteroid of about 1.3 kilometer size is moving towards the Earth. On March 4, it reached close to the Earth. This asteroid named 138971 (2001 CB21) was considered potentially dangerous. When it came close to the Earth, the distance between it and our planet was reduced to 4.5 million kilometers. This asteroid traveled at a speed of 26,800 miles per hour.