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Asteroid 2024 RW1 was first spotted eight hours before it entered Earth 's atmosphere.
It was only the ninth object to be accurately observed before hitting Earth .
The European Space Agency said it was a sign of improving planetary defense capabilities.
Asteroid was seen streaking through the atmosphere at 39,000 miles per hour and breaking apart before hitting ground.
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