July 21 Sets Record as Hottest Day Ever Recorded Globally
On July 21, Sunday, the Earth experienced its hottest day ever recorded
878 asteroids are likely to collide with the Earth in the next 100 years, according to the European Space Agency, quoted by Daily Mail.
This risk should be kept to a minimum because even a small asteroid impact could result in devastating damage, according to scientists at the agency.
European Space Agency teams are already developing technology to deflect space rock fragments. Safe asteroid shield tactics and strategies will be discussed at several meetings in Europe over the coming days.
The news of the space “invaders’” danger comes amid a NASA warning, which was made late last month about an asteroid larger than the Empire State Building which is expected to approach the Earth.
The space rock, called 2000 QW7, will be closest to our planet on Saturday, September 14, traveling with 22 530 km / h. Although the estimated distance from the Earth is 4,828,032 km, it is considered a close crossing, NASA reported.
The space rock formation has an average diameter of 951 to 2 133 m, which means that if it was a building on Earth, it would be the second highest in the world.
The weather across Bulgaria on June 20 is expected to be predominantly sunny
The day will begin with sunshine across the country
Bulgaria will experience mostly sunny weather during the morning hours on June 18
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The country will see mostly sunny skies on Monday, June 17
The new week begins with plenty of sunshine across the country
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