Asteroid larger than Empire State Building set to whiz by Earth this weekend

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The May 30 launch marked the first American-manned space mission since 2011. LOS ANGELES - An asteroid which NASA estimates may be larger than the Empire State Building is headed in Earth’s direction and expected to pass near our planet on Saturday.

While NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) may have labeled asteroid, named 163348 (2002 NN4), a “potentially hazardous asteroid” due to its predicted proximity to Earth, the celestial planet killer will actually keep a distance of over 3.1 million miles when it passes.

FILE - 2002 NN4, is expected to pass by on Saturday 6 June at a velocity of 11,146km/s. (JPL) According to SpaceReference.org, 2002 NN4 is a relatively small-sized space rock, measuring between 0.254 and 0.568 kilometers in

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Retirement drive-by parade held for beloved principal

GARNET VALLEY, Pa. - Bethel Springs Elementary School Principal Steve Piasecki is retiring from a school he called home for the last 18 years. Cars were lined down the street and around the school to say goodbye to their beloved principal. FOX 29 Photojournalist Bill Rohrer has the story. Abbey Anderson knew him when she was a Bethel student over 10 years ago. “He is so caring he loves all his students. Even as a graduate I would show up two years ago and he remembers me and he remembers my whole family,” said Anderson. Some parents moved into a Bethel neighborhood just so their kids could have Piasecki as their Principal.

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Search for missing Fort Hood soldier continues

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‘Wendy Williams Show’ Won’t Return To At-Home Episodes While Awaiting The Go-Ahead To Return To The Studio

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Selling Houses Australia: Hotel Kaniva owners share sad update after their time on the show

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Cape May looking to ease restrictions on public drinking

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Beloved Bethel Springs Elementary Principal retires after 18 years

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‘Sweetie’ the huggable Florida alligator goes viral on TikTok

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Asia Today: South Korea's new cases becoming harder to track

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West Melbourne officer receives threats after edited arrest video goes viral, memo says

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A heavily-edited viral video depicting the arrest of Gregory Edwards in December 2018, and his death a day later in a hospital, has created a false impression that the arresting officer killed him, leading to death threats against the officer, according to a memo Wednesday from the city of West Melbourne.The video released last week on social media by activists and posted on Facebook by his widow, Kathleen Edwards, shows a West Melbourne officer lying atop the 38-year-old combat veteran, holding his head down on the ground with his arm across the back of Edwards’ neck, attempting to keep him subdued, News 6 partner Florida Today reported.It was December 9, 2018, and Edwards, a former combat medic, was having what his

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Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals cancelled due to coronavirus pandemic

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Biden says questions about 1994 crime bill are 'legitimate'

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The Biggest Coronavirus Cancellations and Postponements: Coachella and Stagecoach Officially Cancelled

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Coachella, Stagecoach Music Festivals Pushed to 2021

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Orlando man sues to get 11 weeks of federal unemployment benefits

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Keir Starmer blasts 'ridiculous' situation of betting shops opening as schools stay shut

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‘RHONJ’s Teresa Giudice Ignores Social Distancing For Bikini Fun In The Sun With Friends — Pics

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Officer facing aiding and abetting charge in death of George Floyd released on bail

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Anna Kendrick Compares Filming Twilight To Surviving ‘A Hostage Situation’!

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Tigers draft Arizona State slugger Torkelson with No. 1 pick

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Florida family traps baby gator found in swimming pool

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Group tears down Columbus statue outside Minnesota State Capitol

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Disneyland Announces Plans to Reopen July 17

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Pelosi calls for removing Confederate statues from Capitol

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US COVID-19 cases top 2 million as first protest-linked infections noted

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Disneyland Aims to Reopen in July Amid Pandemic

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Businesses struggle with insurance claims following looting

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Golf passes initial test with no positive results from virus

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Trump administration cuts oil, gas fees in hundreds of cases

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Orlando prosecutor says state statute gives officers too many privileges when under investigation

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Indoor Gathering Limits Increased, Parades Permitted Under Updated Health Orders

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Boy, 6, weighed only one stone when he starved to death 'after being locked in closet'

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Here’s how UCF plans to bring students back to campus come fall

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Rights groups, athletes ask NCAA to move tourney from Idaho

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Asteroid larger than Empire State Building set to whiz by Earth this weekend

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