Newly-announced #asteroid #2023GQ2 is a large (H = 19.8 <=> 290~650 m for A = 0.05~0.25) Apollo asteroid with a small E-#MOID: https://groups.io/g/mpml/message/38654 - Sentry shows it second (just after Bennu) on its risk list, with a small impact probability of 1/560'000 (Palermo -2.08, Torino 0) in 2028, and various other potential impacts at later dates with smaller probabilities (1/several millions). Hopefully further observations of this asteroid can be obtained, even if unfortunately it is very faint.

#2023DW, a #Tunguska event-sized Athen group (Earth-crossing) #asteroid's #MOID (Minimum Orbit Intersection Distance) updated to 0.00050503 AU (75,551 km or 46,945 mi or ~20% Lunar Distance). That puts its #Impact probability at 1:560, increase to earlier estimates of around 1:600, but with decrease in range and range rate (radial velocity) probability. Observations made more difficult by waxing Moon. Possible impact time is now 14 February 2046 at 21:36 UTC. 3-Sigma uncertainty region is still enormous ±1.3Mkm (±808kmi or 33.7 LD).

TL;DR We'll keep an eye on it but I wouldn't lose any sleep over it.

https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/horizons_batch.cgi?batch=1&COMMAND=%272023+DW%27&START_TIME=%272046-02-14%2021:36%27&STOP_TIME=%272046-02-15%27&STEP_SIZE=%272%20day%27&QUANTITIES=%2720,39%27