Ein neu entdeckter Asteroid, 2026 JH2, wird die Erde in etwa 90.000 km Entfernung sicher passieren – etwa einem Viertel der Erde-Mond-Entfernung. Der busgroße Weltraumfelsen stellt keine Bedrohung dar, bietet Astronomen jedoch die seltene Chance, einen nahen Vorbeiflug zu untersuchen
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2526328-asteroid-to-miss-earth-by-a-quarter-of-the-length-from-us-to-the-moon/
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Peak magnitude is in the very large binocular/small telescope range. (11)
https://www.virtualtelescope.eu/webtv/
https://neotools.neo.s2p.esa.int/fvt?object=2026JH2&date=20260518¢er=earth
I mean, does a 1/4 of the distance between us and the moon not concern people for how flipping close that is given the vastness of space??
I appreciate that the title of this article is so anti-clickbait. Usually „asteroid comes close to Earth“ headlines are much more scare-mongery. I shall now click the article to give them incentive to continue with this style of headline!
Try again Marcos Inara!!!!
The inners will survive!!!
#OPA will back down!!
Anything but the metric system
Anyone know if it was added to SpaceEngine?