An asteroid called 2002 NT7 crossed close to Earth’s orbital path on Friday. For millions of years, large asteroids have been slamming into our planet. And as Eric Sorensen explains, there’s both risk and reward.
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Asteroid skims Earth by 4.67 million km
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