Gizmodo: Space-Scanning Algorithm Spots 'Potentially Hazardous' 600-Foot Asteroid https://gizmodo.com/algorithm-spots-potentially-hazardous-asteroid-1850695634 #potentiallyhazardousobject #asteroidimpactprediction #technologyinternet #planetarydefense #nearearthobject #thediscovery #environment #mariojuric #stevenkahn #ariheinze #asteroids #asteroid #mario #rubin

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2020 PP1) is flying by at a distance of around 6,500,000 km (which is 17 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 4.1 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 OY3) is flying by at a distance of around 5,500,000 km (which is 14 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance is quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 10.6 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 OX3) is flying by at a distance of around 7,600,000 km (which is 20 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance and time of flyby are both quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 8.4 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2018 BG5) is flying by at a distance of around 4,100,000 km (which is 11 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 8.4 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 OR1) is flying by at a distance of around 1,200,000 km (which is 3.1 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 11.4 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 OW) is flying by at a distance of around 7,600,000 km (which is 20 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 8.7 km/s.

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The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2015 MA54) is flying by at a distance of around 6,400,000 km (which is 17 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance is quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 9.2 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 OU) is flying by at a distance of around 670,000 km (which is 1.7 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 6.1 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 MM3) is flying by at a distance of around 7,300,000 km (which is 19 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 6.4 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 NR1) is flying by at a distance of around 1,100,000 km (which is 2.9 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 15.2 km/s.

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The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 MX5) is flying by at a distance of around 4,600,000 km (which is 12 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 11.8 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 NM1) is flying by at a distance of around 5,100,000 km (which is 13 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance is quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 8.9 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 OS) is flying by at a distance of around 1,900,000 km (which is 5.1 Lunar Distances). It is travelling past at a speed of about 10.8 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2020 OM) is flying by at a distance of around 3,200,000 km (which is 8.4 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance is quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 9.5 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 NL) is flying by at a distance of around 7,300,000 km (which is 19 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance is quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 5.5 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2022 GX2) is flying by at a distance of around 4,600,000 km (which is 12 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance and time of flyby are both quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 9.4 km/s.

The #NearEarthObject #NEO (2023 NE1) is flying by at a distance of around 4,900,000 km (which is 13 Lunar Distances) although the estimated distance is quite uncertain. It is travelling past at a speed of about 5.7 km/s.