Yes Asteroid YR4 poses a minimal threat to earth based on the information provided, but scientists will continue to monitor its path and provide more precise measurements with the help of various techniques to keep track of potentially hazardous asteroids.

Asteroid YR4 poses a minimal threat to Earth in 2032, with scientists using various techniques to keep track of potentially hazardous asteroids. Here are some ways that scientists keep track of potentially dangerous asteroids

In December, an asteroid was discovered by a telescope in Chile, and more precise measurements should be provided by the Webb Telescope.

NASA initially put the odds of a strike at just over 1%, but by Thursday it had risen to roughly 2%. The agency describes this as still extremely low.

Until scientists have a better understanding of the asteroid's path around the sun, they caution that the odds will continue to fluctuate and quite possibly fall to zero.

In 2021, NASA gave the all-clear to another potentially worrisome asteroid after new telescope observations ruled out any chance of it hitting Earth in 2068.

Should we worry about asteroid YR4? It's way too soon to fret over this asteroid, according to the experts.

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