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New algorithm spots its first ‘potentially hazardous’ near-Earth asteroid and it's humongous

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Published 03:56 3 Aug 2023 GMT+1

New algorithm spots its first ‘potentially hazardous’ near-Earth asteroid and it's humongous

The University of Washington has switched on its fancy new technology and it didn't take long to find something ominous.

Velentina Boulter

Velentina Boulter

Featured Image Credit: Tobias Roetsch/Future Publishing via Getty Images. NASA/Newsmakers

Topics: News, Space, Technology

Velentina Boulter
Velentina Boulter

Velentina is a freelance journalist for LADbible who is currently studying journalism at The University of Melbourne. When she's not typing away at her laptop, she can usually be found overanalysing movies or making terrible jokes.

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