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@NASA’s Planetary Defense Coordination Office detects, tracks, and characterizes Near-Earth Objects (NEOs) to enable mitigation of potential future NEO impacts.

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NASA JPL @nasajpl ·

September 13, 2024

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a… peanut? 🥜

This nutty asteroid is about as long as the Eiffel Tower is tall. It was imaged by our Goldstone radar as it safely passed Earth at a distance of 2.8M miles (4.6M km). http://go.nasa.gov/47npUoG

(P.S. it's #NationalPeanutDay!)

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NASA @nasa ·

September 4, 2024

NASA and @ESA’s near-Earth object study teams predict that a very small (~1 meter) #asteroid will harmlessly impact Earth’s atmosphere in a few hours at ~12:40pm EDT (~16:40 UTC) and create a fireball off the east coast of the northern Philippines.

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Catalina Sky Survey @catalina_sky ·

September 4, 2024

BIG NEWS! CSS observer Jacqueline Fazekas has just discovered a small meteoroid that will harmlessly impact with Earth's atmosphere in about 8 hours over the Western Pacific. The object (called CAQTDL2) is small, a few feet in diameter. Attached are the discovery images.

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This website was created to help provide an easier way to provide the general public awareness and information about potential life extinction asteroids and major asteroid threats. Our current focus is on the 99942 Apophis (God of Chaos) Asteroid scheduled to fly by and possibly hit the earth in 2029.