article_snippet: The huge rock, called 2014 YB35, will sail past the planet tomorrow morning at a distance so large the planet it is 11.7 times further than the distance between Earth and the moon.
article_snippet: Asteroid 2014 YB35 will pass 2.8 million miles from Earth tomorrow (artist's impression shown).
article_snippet: Asteroid 2014 YB35 was discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey at the University of Arizona.
article_snippet: 2014 YB35 is travelling at 23,000 mph (37,000 km/h), and 2014 YB35 closest approach tomorrow will be 2,779,956 miles (4,473,907km).
article_snippet: 2014 YB35 was first discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey at the University of Arizona in December 2014, and will make an even closer, but still safe, approach in 2033 - 2,069,166 miles (3,330,000km).
article_snippet: Nasa lists 2014 YB35 as a ‘Potentially Hazardous Asteroid’ (PHA)
article_snippet: Shown is the path of asteroid 2014 YB35 tomorrow.
highlights_snippet: Asteroid 2014 YB35 will pass 2.8 million miles from Earth tomorrow .
  
highlights_snippet: Asteroid 2014 YB35 was discovered by the Catalina Sky Survey at the University of Arizona .
  
highlights_snippet: Asteroid 2014 YB35 as a 'Potentially Hazardous Asteroid' (PHA)
  