Bus-size asteroid flies by Earth today. Watch it live.

You can watch a big asteroid flyby of Earth from any place with good internet access.

The Virtual Telescope Project will stream telescope views of the recently discovered asteroid, which will pass by our planet just slightly within the moon. The broadcast begins at 2:30 pm. You can watch it in the video feed above or directly from The Virtual Telescope Project.

The asteroid is about the size of a bus and will pass within 207,000 miles of the Earth today. The asteroid was discovered by the Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona on March 7 and the details of its movement and size were published online.

The Virtual Telescope Project will show it live online. You can join the journey from the comfort of your home, according to a statement on the website. He is based in Ceccano.

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According to Masi, the asteroid will approach Earth at a safe distance from the moon. The moon is usually close to Earth.

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