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Potentially Hazardous Asteroid '1994 XD' to Pass Earth on Sunday Night: NASA
Asteroid 1994 XD has a size similar to an average skyscraper. Click to read more. A potentially hazardous asteroid called "1994 XD" will zip past Earth on Sunday night, June 11, according to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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