An asteroid will whizz past Earth this weekend in an exciting 'near approach' which will be live streamed.
The asteroid, which a space expert has dubbed a 'city killer', has no chance of hitting earth - but may be close enough to view with the right equipment. Known as '2023 DZ2', the space rock is set to make a clean pass by our planet at around 7.50pm on Saturday, March 25, speeding at more than 17,000mph.
As reported by the Mirror Online, it will pass at a distance of almost 110,000 miles from our planet which is close enough to be officially classified as a 'near-Earth object'.
