Tag

Krisztian Sarneczky

All articles tagged with #krisztian sarneczky

astronomy1 year ago

"Countdown to Catastrophe: Tracking Asteroid 2024 BX1's Collision Course with Earth"

Astronomer Krisztián Sárneczky detected asteroid 2024 BX1 on a collision course with Earth, leading to a coordinated global response and successful observation of its impact near Berlin. This event highlights the progress in space monitoring technology and the value of international collaboration. The asteroid, roughly one meter in size, posed no significant danger, and its impact was witnessed by many in central Europe. This marks the eighth asteroid detected before impact, showcasing humankind's improving ability to track smaller space objects. The hunt is now on for potential meteorites that survived the fiery journey through the atmosphere and made it to the ground.

astronomy2 years ago

"Near-Earth Asteroid Strikes Germany Shortly After Discovery"

A small asteroid, 2024 BX1, crashed into Earth near Berlin, Germany, just hours after being discovered by Hungarian astronomer Krisztián Sárneczky. The asteroid, measuring approximately 1 meter, disintegrated upon entering the atmosphere, creating a spectacular light show. This marked the eighth time an asteroid was discovered before impact, with NASA also confirming the incident. The asteroid was later officially named 2024 BX1 by the International Astronomical Union's minor planet centre.

astronomy2 years ago

"Rapidly Spotted Asteroid Crashes into Earth, Lighting Up German Sky"

The 2024 BX1 asteroid, discovered just hours before impact by astronomer Krisztián Sárneczky, lit up the sky in Germany before crashing near Berlin. This marked the eighth time an asteroid was discovered before hitting Earth. NASA confirmed the incident shortly before impact and has a team monitoring potentially dangerous asteroids. The next potential collision could occur in 2182 with asteroid Bennu. In 2022, NASA successfully tested a scenario to deflect an asteroid heading towards Earth.