A group of five asteroids are expected to the Earth this Sunday, one of them bigger than London's "St Paul" cathedral.

NASA announced that spatial rocks would start flying around 10:29 am to get near Earth at 21:15 pm.
The agency predicts that the first to be fired is "2013 US3", the largest asteroid with a circumference of about 360 meters. As far as length is concerned, it is over three times the "St. Paul" Cathedral, which reaches 111 meters high at the bottom. It is expected to have a speed of 27,600 km per hour.
Later on, we will approach our planet "2018 GO4" at 12:34 pm after midday, with a circumference of about 68 meters. In the evening, the "monster" rock known as the "2018 GY1" is expected to approach around 18:20. The latter is said to have a circumference of about 240 meters, which is larger than the "Golden Gate Bridge" in San Francisco, with a height of 227 meters from the water surface to the top of the towers.
In the end, the asteroid "2018 FV4", at 19:13, and he "2002 JR100", at 21:15.
Fortunately, the closest of them will be "2013 US3" at a distance of 2.4 million miles away. But this group has attracted NASA's attention that it has included in a study with 4 others.
The fastest asteroid will be "2018 GYI", which will be approaching the Earth at an astonishing speed of 60,000 km per hour.