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0:49Now PlayingOn June 14, 2002, a 240-foot asteroid slipped past Earth...just 75,000 miles away, a third of the distance to the Moon.
Had it struck, the blast would’ve rivaled a 60-megaton hydrogen bomb, four times stronger than the Tunguska explosion.
Close calls like this remind us how thin the margin of safety really is in a cosmic shooting gallery.
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