@tchapacan.bsky.socialA space rock the size of a skyscraper is cruising past us today at over 75,000 km/h. While it’s comfortably hanging out at 169 times the Moon’s distance, it’s definitely the heavyweight champion of today’s five flybys. Space is busy today! ☄️
@tchapacan.bsky.socialA space rock the size of a skyscraper is cruising past us today at over 53,000 km/h. Don't worry, 2009 TK8 is keeping its distance—staying about 32 times further away than our Moon. Just another busy Thursday in the neighborhood ☄️
@ccaf595.bsky.socialNEO follow-up: Apollo asteroid 2026 TL35 confirmed at mag 18.7 by our 0.61-m telescope.
Closest approach: Oct 11, 06:39 UT
Distance: 2.0 million km !
Estimated size: 9-21 m
@tchapacan.bsky.socialA space rock the size of two football fields is zooming past us today at 21 times the distance to the Moon. While 2018 EH4 is technically on the hazardous list, it’s keeping a safe distance of over 8 million kilometers while cruising through the dark. ☄️
@tchapacan.bsky.socialA space rock the size of a football stadium is cruising past us today, but don't worry—it’s hanging out more than 50 times further away than the Moon. We’ve got seven asteroids swinging by in total, with a couple of speedsters topping 91,000 km/h. ☄️
@tchapacan.bsky.socialAn asteroid the size of a skyscraper is cruising past us today at 77 times the distance to the Moon. Cardea 2004 GU9 is officially on the hazardous list, but at that distance, it’s just a silent, rocky traveler drifting through the cosmic neighborhood. ☄️
@tchapacan.bsky.socialA rock the size of a skyscraper is cruising past us today, but don't worry—it’s hanging out at a safe distance of 174 times the gap between Earth and the Moon. Meanwhile, another visitor is zipping by at a staggering 145,000 km/h. Space is busy today! ☄️
@ccaf595.bsky.socialNEO follow-up: Apollo asteroid 2026 TQ8 confirmed at mag 19.1 by our 0.61-m telescope.
Closest approach: Oct 12, 20:15 UT
Distance: 4.2 million km !
Estimated size: 38-85 m
@ccaf595.bsky.socialNEO follow-up: Apollo asteroid 2026 TO8 confirmed at mag 18.5 by our 0.61-m telescope.
Closest approach: Oct 11, 02:41 UT
Distance: 1.3 million km !!
Estimated size: 8-19 m
@ccaf595.bsky.socialNEO follow-up: Apollo asteroid 2026 TN8 confirmed at mag 19.4 by our 0.61-m telescope.
Closest approach: Oct 07, 17:45 UT
Distance: 917 thousand km !!
Estimated size: 18-40 m
@ccaf595.bsky.socialNEO follow-up: Apollo asteroid 2026 TX7 confirmed at mag 19.0 by our 0.61-m telescope.
Closest approach: Sep 27, 07:05 UT
Distance: 2.0 million km !
Estimated size: 45-100 m
@orbitalradar.bsky.socialFUN FACT: The asteroid that ended the dinosaurs was just about 10 km wide—comparable to an airport runway system—against Earth’s 12,742 km bulk. At 20 km per second, speed, not size, made it catastrophic.
Prepare for 2026 TN4, approaching at ~8.2 lunar distances.
@orbitalradar.bsky.socialFUN FACT: In 1908, an object the size of a large office building exploded over Siberia, flattening 2,000 km² of forest without leaving a crater.
Today, 31,558 objects are tracked to prevent such surprises.
More on the #Asteroids we keep watch on: orbitalradar.com/near-earth…
@tchapacan.bsky.socialA mountain-sized rock the length of five football fields is cruising through our neighborhood today. While it’s safely hanging out at 94 times the Moon's distance, it’s clocking in at a blistering 92,907 km/h. Space is truly wild ☄️
@tchapacan.bsky.socialAn asteroid the size of a skyscraper is cruising past us today at over 120 times the distance to the Moon. Meanwhile, a smaller rock is zipping by at a casual 75,000 km/h. Space is definitely having a busy Friday afternoon ☄️
@stellarvisions.bsky.socialUn voyage à travers notre système solaire ! 🌌✨ Admirez les planètes et leurs mystères.
@tchapacan.bsky.socialA space rock the size of two football fields is cruising by today. While the giant 2007 DM41 is keeping a safe distance of 65 times the distance to the Moon, it’s officially on the books as our one hazardous visitor for the day. Space is certainly busy! ☄️
@secondlookspace.hughesnode.comAn asteroid slips inside the Moon's distance about every other day 🌙
@tchapacan.bsky.socialAn asteroid the size of a skyscraper is hurtling through the void at 80,000 km/h today. While it’s safely hanging out at 155 times the distance to the Moon, the sheer speed of this space traveler is enough to make your head spin. ☄️
@ccaf595.bsky.socialNEO follow-up: Apollo asteroid 2026 TQ2 confirmed at mag 19.2 by our 0.61-m telescope.
Closest approach: Oct 07, 17:52 UT
Distance: 2.4 million km !
Estimated size: 12-28 m