Space
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Asteroid the Size of a Blue Whale Predicted to Fly Past Earth by 2.2 Million Miles
In a recent declaration from the space agency - NASA, a space rock approximately three folds the size of a blue whale might fly past Earth on the 6th of June 2022, Monday, at roughly 16,000 mph or about 26,000 in km/h.
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