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A NASA artist concept illustration of asteroid Apophis approaching Earth during its historic April 13, 2029 flyby, when the 450-meter-wide near-Earth asteroid will pass approximately 32,000 kilometers from Earth's surface — closer than geostationary satellites — in an event that occurs only once every few thousand years.

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