2023-05-10, 06:29 PM
This looks like a good one. CNEOS hasn't changed the close approach time since April 22.
Here's the Object Info dialog for the close approach:
It's currently pretty faint in Ophiuchus. This pass is about as close as it can get based on the Earth MOID.
This one's followed by 2020 DB5 on June 15 that's about the same size and brightness. The southern hemisphere's favored for that one as the close approach occurs with the NEO in Centaurus.
Good hunting,
Phil S.
Here's the Object Info dialog for the close approach:
It's currently pretty faint in Ophiuchus. This pass is about as close as it can get based on the Earth MOID.
This one's followed by 2020 DB5 on June 15 that's about the same size and brightness. The southern hemisphere's favored for that one as the close approach occurs with the NEO in Centaurus.
Good hunting,
Phil S.