NASA is casually tracking a bus-sized asteroid hurtling past Earth at 45,000 mph this Friday, and honestly, it feels like the universe is just throwing random space rocks at us for entertainment. At 27 feet wide, 2026 KC1 is big enough to cause some serious property damage if it hit, but thankfully it’s keeping a respectful 304,000 miles away. Still, it’s a solid reminder that space has terrible aim but keeps trying.
NASA Tracking Bus-Sized Asteroid Approaching Earth on Friday
