An Asteroid Will Whiz Past Earth On Christmas Eve
“The asteroid will fly by once again at a closer range in 2018, but this time around it will safely pass at a distance 28 times farther away than the moon.
The 1.25 mile-long asteroid will be tough to see, but if you’ve got clear skies and a solid telescope, you’re in for a real treat.
It gets even better: For the first time since 1977, on Christmas (Dec. 25), there’ll be a full moon in the sky. NASA predicts this won’t happen again until 2034.
So break out the hot chocolate, the telescopes and enjoy these celestial, seasonal gifts
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