Asteroid Apophis Poses No Threat to Earth in 2029, Studies Confirm

Recent analyses dispel fears of the 'city-killer' asteroid colliding with Earth, ensuring safety from its close approach.

New studies confirm there is almost zero chance of asteroid Apophis hitting Earth in 2029, even considering previously unaccounted factors.
Apophis, a 1,100-foot-wide asteroid, will pass Earth at a distance less than one-tenth the distance to the moon, posing no threat.
The possibility of Apophis being deflected by a collision with another asteroid has been evaluated and deemed highly unlikely.
Scientists plan to closely observe Apophis during its 2029 flyby to study potential changes in its trajectory or structure.
Despite no immediate threat, astronomers remain vigilant, continuing to monitor Apophis and other potentially hazardous asteroids.