A ‘Once-in-a-Millennium’ Asteroid Flyby in 2029 May Be Seen by 90% of the World

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A once-in-a-millennium asteroid encounter may be seen across much of the globe

The Historic Flyby Happens on April 13, 2029

Apophis Is Larger Than Many Famous Landmarks

It Will Pass Inside the Geostationary Satellite Belt

It Will Not Strike Earth

The 90% Figure Is a Cumulative Estimate

The Viewing Opportunity Lasts About Seven Hours

Peak Visibility Could Reach 5.7 Billion People

It Will Look Like a Moving Star

Earth’s Gravity Could Physically Change It

Spacecraft Will Watch the Encounter Closely

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