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| Channel Name | Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌 |
|---|---|
| Username | @hello_shit_world |
| Category | Romances |
| Language | português |
| Country | Brasil |
| Membros | 344 |
| Channel Type | Public Channel |
| Created | 8 de mar. de 2026 |
| Last Updated | 19 de out. de 2026 • há 3 dias |
| Status | Active |
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- #1🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-05-10)227
- #2🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-09-01)222
- #3🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)194
- #4🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-08-07)185
- #5🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-08-11)180
- #6My new 30” telescope. I managed to see the blinking Crab Pulsar with i158
- #7🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)157
- #8Martian rover Zhurong’s selfie (2021 June)157
- #9🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-07)156
- #10🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)155
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1/2Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
22 de out. de 2026, 09:39
1/2Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
21 de out. de 2026, 09:29
🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)
Top 15 open events
1) Tropical Cyclone 02S
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-20T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: -5.100, 52.700
2) Super Typhoon Champi
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-20T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: 17.400, 131.500
3) Tropical Cyclone Wati
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-19T06:00:00Z
📍 Location: -20.700, -156.800
4) Prescribed Fire STE - Goodin Ridge RX, McCreary, Kentucky
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-18T08:25:00Z
📍 Location: 36.949, -84.377
5) Wildfire COOLEY, Mendocino, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-16T20:14:00Z
📍 Location: 38.820, -123.188
ℹ️ Note: 4 Miles S from Yorkville, CA
6) Wildfire NORTE, Orange, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-16T14:52:00Z
📍 Location: 33.480, -117.635
ℹ️ Note: 1 Miles NW from San Clemente, CA
7) Prescribed Fire Rx Polk 9275, Polk, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-16T08:31:00Z
📍 Location: 30.571, -94.729
8) Wildfire HENDERSON, San Diego, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-15T17:11:00Z
📍 Location: 33.343, -117.409
ℹ️ Note: 3 Miles N from OCEANSIDE, CA
9) Prescribed Fire Newman 2 Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-15T11:29:00Z
📍 Location: 35.017, -111.650
10) Prescribed Fire Newman Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-14T10:42:00Z
📍 Location: 35.017, -111.650
Top 15 open events
1) Tropical Cyclone 02S
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-20T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: -5.100, 52.700
2) Super Typhoon Champi
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-20T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: 17.400, 131.500
3) Tropical Cyclone Wati
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-19T06:00:00Z
📍 Location: -20.700, -156.800
4) Prescribed Fire STE - Goodin Ridge RX, McCreary, Kentucky
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-18T08:25:00Z
📍 Location: 36.949, -84.377
5) Wildfire COOLEY, Mendocino, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-16T20:14:00Z
📍 Location: 38.820, -123.188
ℹ️ Note: 4 Miles S from Yorkville, CA
6) Wildfire NORTE, Orange, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-16T14:52:00Z
📍 Location: 33.480, -117.635
ℹ️ Note: 1 Miles NW from San Clemente, CA
7) Prescribed Fire Rx Polk 9275, Polk, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-16T08:31:00Z
📍 Location: 30.571, -94.729
8) Wildfire HENDERSON, San Diego, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-15T17:11:00Z
📍 Location: 33.343, -117.409
ℹ️ Note: 3 Miles N from OCEANSIDE, CA
9) Prescribed Fire Newman 2 Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-15T11:29:00Z
📍 Location: 35.017, -111.650
10) Prescribed Fire Newman Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-14T10:42:00Z
📍 Location: 35.017, -111.650
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
20 de out. de 2026, 10:43
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-20)
1) 🌑 (2011 TK5)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 22.91
📏 Diameter: 69.6–155.6 m (228–511 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 39128 km/h (24313 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21904144 km (13610604 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2018 VA2)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 27.08
📏 Diameter: 10.2–22.8 m (33–75 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 44792 km/h (27832 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 30075577 km (18688097 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2019 UN4)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 22.80
📏 Diameter: 73.2–163.7 m (240–537 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 40611 km/h (25234 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 31456933 km (19546432 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2019 US10)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 20.68
📏 Diameter: 194.3–434.6 m (638–1426 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 53235 km/h (33078 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 41672105 km (25893845 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2002 GR)
📅 Year: 2002
✨ Brightness (H): 23.20
📏 Diameter: 60.9–136.2 m (200–447 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 21071 km/h (13093 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 43535973 km (27051999 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2019 TD8)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 24.50
📏 Diameter: 33.5–74.8 m (110–245 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 62001 km/h (38525 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 55996035 km (34794323 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2014 TL)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 27.80
📏 Diameter: 7.3–16.4 m (24–54 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 81714 km/h (50774 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59813436 km (37166346 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
8) 🌑 423100 (2004 BX1)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 18.45
📏 Diameter: 542.7–1213.5 m (1780–3981 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 136322 km/h (84705 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 65943991 km (40975696 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2011 TK5)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 22.91
📏 Diameter: 69.6–155.6 m (228–511 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 39128 km/h (24313 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21904144 km (13610604 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2018 VA2)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 27.08
📏 Diameter: 10.2–22.8 m (33–75 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 44792 km/h (27832 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 30075577 km (18688097 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2019 UN4)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 22.80
📏 Diameter: 73.2–163.7 m (240–537 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 40611 km/h (25234 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 31456933 km (19546432 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2019 US10)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 20.68
📏 Diameter: 194.3–434.6 m (638–1426 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 53235 km/h (33078 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 41672105 km (25893845 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2002 GR)
📅 Year: 2002
✨ Brightness (H): 23.20
📏 Diameter: 60.9–136.2 m (200–447 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 21071 km/h (13093 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 43535973 km (27051999 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2019 TD8)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 24.50
📏 Diameter: 33.5–74.8 m (110–245 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 62001 km/h (38525 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 55996035 km (34794323 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2014 TL)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 27.80
📏 Diameter: 7.3–16.4 m (24–54 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 81714 km/h (50774 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59813436 km (37166346 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
8) 🌑 423100 (2004 BX1)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 18.45
📏 Diameter: 542.7–1213.5 m (1780–3981 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 136322 km/h (84705 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 65943991 km (40975696 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-20 → Earth
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
20 de out. de 2026, 08:27
1/2NASA Science
What is Treble Clef? This unusual radio structure extends over 2 million light-years and resembles a common musical symbol -- but has its visible light hidden by our own Milky Way Galaxy. Examined in 2004, the nature of VLSS J0318.9+5755, dubbed Treble Clef, remained unknown. Recent observations by the Chandra X-ray Observatory and eROSITA, however, have led to the hypothesis that the Treble Clef central cloud of charged particles was originally expelled by a supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy. After the radio emission from those particles faded, they may have been reinvigorated by a shock wave from the collision of two clusters of galaxies. The featured composite image shows radio emission in red, while recently discovered X-rays are shown in blue. Unusual objects like Treble Clef give humanity unexpected clues about how whole clusters of galaxies interact as well as the general evolution of our universe.Tomorrow's picture: backwards rainbow
What is Treble Clef? This unusual radio structure extends over 2 million light-years and resembles a common musical symbol -- but has its visible light hidden by our own Milky Way Galaxy. Examined in 2004, the nature of VLSS J0318.9+5755, dubbed Treble Clef, remained unknown. Recent observations by the Chandra X-ray Observatory and eROSITA, however, have led to the hypothesis that the Treble Clef central cloud of charged particles was originally expelled by a supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy. After the radio emission from those particles faded, they may have been reinvigorated by a shock wave from the collision of two clusters of galaxies. The featured composite image shows radio emission in red, while recently discovered X-rays are shown in blue. Unusual objects like Treble Clef give humanity unexpected clues about how whole clusters of galaxies interact as well as the general evolution of our universe.Tomorrow's picture: backwards rainbow
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
19 de out. de 2026, 22:30
1/2Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
19 de out. de 2026, 06:19
1/2NASA Science
Yes, but have you ever experienced the Eagle Nebula with your ears? The famous nebula M16 is best known for the feast it gives your eyes, highlighting bright young stars forming deep inside dark towering structures. These light-years long columns of cold gas and dust are some 6,500 light-years distant toward the constellation of the Serpent (Serpens). Sculpted and eroded by the energetic ultraviolet light and powerful winds from M16's cluster of massive stars, the cosmic pillars themselves are destined for destruction. But the turbulent environment of star formation within M16, whose spectacular details are captured in this combined Hubble (visible) and Chandra (X-ray) image, is likely similar to the environment that formed our own Sun. In the featured video, listen for stars and dust sounding off as the line of sonification moves left to right, with vertical position determining pitch.Tomorrow's picture: what could it be?
Yes, but have you ever experienced the Eagle Nebula with your ears? The famous nebula M16 is best known for the feast it gives your eyes, highlighting bright young stars forming deep inside dark towering structures. These light-years long columns of cold gas and dust are some 6,500 light-years distant toward the constellation of the Serpent (Serpens). Sculpted and eroded by the energetic ultraviolet light and powerful winds from M16's cluster of massive stars, the cosmic pillars themselves are destined for destruction. But the turbulent environment of star formation within M16, whose spectacular details are captured in this combined Hubble (visible) and Chandra (X-ray) image, is likely similar to the environment that formed our own Sun. In the featured video, listen for stars and dust sounding off as the line of sonification moves left to right, with vertical position determining pitch.Tomorrow's picture: what could it be?
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
18 de out. de 2026, 08:38
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-18)
1) 🌑 509505 (2007 VL8)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 21.24
📏 Diameter: 150.2–335.8 m (493–1102 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 35203 km/h (21874 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 19404413 km (12057343 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2014 TG17)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 22.45
📏 Diameter: 86.0–192.3 m (282–631 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38246 km/h (23765 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21778489 km (13532525 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2016 JG38)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 24.02
📏 Diameter: 41.7–93.3 m (137–306 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 56963 km/h (35395 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 23576778 km (14649931 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2013 AH53)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 25.70
📏 Diameter: 19.3–43.1 m (63–141 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 32904 km/h (20446 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 27484782 km (17078252 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2016 UR5)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 26.70
📏 Diameter: 12.1–27.2 m (40–89 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38342 km/h (23825 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 33259564 km (20666535 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2017 ST20)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 22.63
📏 Diameter: 79.2–177.0 m (260–581 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 29273 km/h (18189 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 35370562 km (21978248 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2013 RC30)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 22.00
📏 Diameter: 105.8–236.6 m (347–776 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 19328 km/h (12010 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 44748317 km (27805315 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
8) 🌑 (2007 VK3)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 21.90
📏 Diameter: 110.8–247.8 m (364–813 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 46870 km/h (29123 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 55288223 km (34354509 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
9) 🌑 (2019 WK)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 23.10
📏 Diameter: 63.8–142.6 m (209–468 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 59197 km/h (36783 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 66558570 km (41357578 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
1) 🌑 509505 (2007 VL8)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 21.24
📏 Diameter: 150.2–335.8 m (493–1102 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 35203 km/h (21874 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 19404413 km (12057343 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2014 TG17)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 22.45
📏 Diameter: 86.0–192.3 m (282–631 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38246 km/h (23765 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21778489 km (13532525 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2016 JG38)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 24.02
📏 Diameter: 41.7–93.3 m (137–306 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 56963 km/h (35395 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 23576778 km (14649931 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2013 AH53)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 25.70
📏 Diameter: 19.3–43.1 m (63–141 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 32904 km/h (20446 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 27484782 km (17078252 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2016 UR5)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 26.70
📏 Diameter: 12.1–27.2 m (40–89 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38342 km/h (23825 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 33259564 km (20666535 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2017 ST20)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 22.63
📏 Diameter: 79.2–177.0 m (260–581 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 29273 km/h (18189 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 35370562 km (21978248 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2013 RC30)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 22.00
📏 Diameter: 105.8–236.6 m (347–776 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 19328 km/h (12010 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 44748317 km (27805315 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
8) 🌑 (2007 VK3)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 21.90
📏 Diameter: 110.8–247.8 m (364–813 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 46870 km/h (29123 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 55288223 km (34354509 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
9) 🌑 (2019 WK)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 23.10
📏 Diameter: 63.8–142.6 m (209–468 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 59197 km/h (36783 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 66558570 km (41357578 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-18 → Earth
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
18 de out. de 2026, 03:48
1/2NASA Science
Put on your red/blue glasses and float next to the jagged and double-lobed nucleus of Churyumov-Gerasimenko, also known as Comet 67P . The stereo anaglyph was created by combining two images from the Rosetta spacecraft's narrow angle OSIRIS camera taken on July 25, 2015 from a distance of 184 kilometers. Numerous jets are emanating from the small solar system world's active surface near its closest approach to the Sun. The larger lobe is around 4 kilometers in diameter, joined to a smaller, 2.5 kilometer diameter lobe by a narrow neck. Rosetta's mission to the comet ended in September 2016 when the spacecraft was commanded to a controlled impact with the comet's surface . Keep those 3D glasses on though. You can check out a catalog of nearly 1400 stereo anaglyphs created from Rosetta image data on this website.Tomorrow's picture: open space
Put on your red/blue glasses and float next to the jagged and double-lobed nucleus of Churyumov-Gerasimenko, also known as Comet 67P . The stereo anaglyph was created by combining two images from the Rosetta spacecraft's narrow angle OSIRIS camera taken on July 25, 2015 from a distance of 184 kilometers. Numerous jets are emanating from the small solar system world's active surface near its closest approach to the Sun. The larger lobe is around 4 kilometers in diameter, joined to a smaller, 2.5 kilometer diameter lobe by a narrow neck. Rosetta's mission to the comet ended in September 2016 when the spacecraft was commanded to a controlled impact with the comet's surface . Keep those 3D glasses on though. You can check out a catalog of nearly 1400 stereo anaglyphs created from Rosetta image data on this website.Tomorrow's picture: open space
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
16 de out. de 2026, 07:26
🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)
Top 15 open events
1) Hurricane Trudy
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-15T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: 13.500, -101.600
2) Prescribed Fire Newman Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-14T10:42:00Z
📍 Location: 35.017, -111.650
3) Prescribed Fire Jane 102 RX, Harney, Oregon
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-13T10:24:00Z
📍 Location: 44.026, -118.766
4) Prescribed Fire SRF 2026 Rx Implementation, Humboldt, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-12T16:27:00Z
📍 Location: 41.301, -123.541
5) Wildfire Buckhorn 2, Cassia, Idaho
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T14:58:00Z
📍 Location: 42.337, -114.103
ℹ️ Note: 12 Miles S from Murtaugh, ID
6) Wildfire PK, Sheridan, Wyoming
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T19:26:00Z
📍 Location: 44.752, -107.220
ℹ️ Note: 10 Miles W from Sheridan, WY
7) Wildfire CYRUS, Kern, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T17:15:00Z
📍 Location: 35.699, -118.418
ℹ️ Note: 4 Miles SE from KERNVILLE, CA
8) Prescribed Fire Bridger Trail Unit - KPERP Rx NKRD CY26, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T11:49:00Z
📍 Location: 36.738, -112.186
9) Iceberg B52
🔴 Category: Sea and Lake Ice
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T00:00:00Z
📍 Location: -74.400, -130.240
10) Wildfire Craig Lake 1, Baraga, Michigan
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-08T18:05:00Z
📍 Location: 46.633, -88.170
ℹ️ Note: 7 Miles NW from Michigamme, MI
Top 15 open events
1) Hurricane Trudy
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-15T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: 13.500, -101.600
2) Prescribed Fire Newman Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-14T10:42:00Z
📍 Location: 35.017, -111.650
3) Prescribed Fire Jane 102 RX, Harney, Oregon
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-13T10:24:00Z
📍 Location: 44.026, -118.766
4) Prescribed Fire SRF 2026 Rx Implementation, Humboldt, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-12T16:27:00Z
📍 Location: 41.301, -123.541
5) Wildfire Buckhorn 2, Cassia, Idaho
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T14:58:00Z
📍 Location: 42.337, -114.103
ℹ️ Note: 12 Miles S from Murtaugh, ID
6) Wildfire PK, Sheridan, Wyoming
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T19:26:00Z
📍 Location: 44.752, -107.220
ℹ️ Note: 10 Miles W from Sheridan, WY
7) Wildfire CYRUS, Kern, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T17:15:00Z
📍 Location: 35.699, -118.418
ℹ️ Note: 4 Miles SE from KERNVILLE, CA
8) Prescribed Fire Bridger Trail Unit - KPERP Rx NKRD CY26, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T11:49:00Z
📍 Location: 36.738, -112.186
9) Iceberg B52
🔴 Category: Sea and Lake Ice
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-09T00:00:00Z
📍 Location: -74.400, -130.240
10) Wildfire Craig Lake 1, Baraga, Michigan
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-08T18:05:00Z
📍 Location: 46.633, -88.170
ℹ️ Note: 7 Miles NW from Michigamme, MI
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16 de out. de 2026, 06:12
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-16)
1) 🌑 (2000 SZ162)
📅 Year: 2000
✨ Brightness (H): 27.30
📏 Diameter: 9.2–20.6 m (30–68 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 20486 km/h (12729 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 7622018 km (4736102 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
2) 🌑 679786 (2020 QG3)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 21.22
📏 Diameter: 151.5–338.9 m (497–1112 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 36517 km/h (22690 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 8244147 km (5122675 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2020 QG3)
📅 Year: 2020
✨ Brightness (H): 21.22
📏 Diameter: 151.5–338.9 m (497–1112 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 36517 km/h (22690 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 8244155 km (5122680 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2015 XN128)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 24.68
📏 Diameter: 30.8–68.9 m (101–226 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 5875 km/h (3651 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59500842 km (36972109 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2015 HH10)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 18.17
📏 Diameter: 617.4–1380.5 m (2026–4529 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 75214 km/h (46735 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 64935264 km (40348902 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2000 SZ162)
📅 Year: 2000
✨ Brightness (H): 27.30
📏 Diameter: 9.2–20.6 m (30–68 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 20486 km/h (12729 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 7622018 km (4736102 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
2) 🌑 679786 (2020 QG3)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 21.22
📏 Diameter: 151.5–338.9 m (497–1112 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 36517 km/h (22690 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 8244147 km (5122675 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2020 QG3)
📅 Year: 2020
✨ Brightness (H): 21.22
📏 Diameter: 151.5–338.9 m (497–1112 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 36517 km/h (22690 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 8244155 km (5122680 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2015 XN128)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 24.68
📏 Diameter: 30.8–68.9 m (101–226 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 5875 km/h (3651 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59500842 km (36972109 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2015 HH10)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 18.17
📏 Diameter: 617.4–1380.5 m (2026–4529 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 75214 km/h (46735 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 64935264 km (40348902 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-16 → Earth
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15 de out. de 2026, 00:42
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14 de out. de 2026, 20:01
NASA Science
What a cosmic coincidence! In today’s image, Mars joins the Beehive cluster (M44 or Praesepe) below an auroral curtain and above a horizon of happy little trees near Lansjärv, Sweden. An eruption off the Sun reached Earth on October 10th, 2026 causing strong disturbances in Earth’s magnetic field. Energetic particles from the eruption collide with and energize the molecules in Earth’s atmosphere, which release that extra energy as the colorful aurora captured here. Auroras, or guovssahasat in North Sámi, is traditionally viewed with respect by the Sámi people indigenous to Sweden and other Arctic regions. Coincidentally, Mars appeared closest to the center of the Beehive cluster in the sky at the time. Although bees have been to space, the Beehive cluster is actually a swarm of young stars. Their rotation periods have helped humanity learn about how stars spin slower over time as they lose mass through their stellar winds.Tomorrow's picture: open space
What a cosmic coincidence! In today’s image, Mars joins the Beehive cluster (M44 or Praesepe) below an auroral curtain and above a horizon of happy little trees near Lansjärv, Sweden. An eruption off the Sun reached Earth on October 10th, 2026 causing strong disturbances in Earth’s magnetic field. Energetic particles from the eruption collide with and energize the molecules in Earth’s atmosphere, which release that extra energy as the colorful aurora captured here. Auroras, or guovssahasat in North Sámi, is traditionally viewed with respect by the Sámi people indigenous to Sweden and other Arctic regions. Coincidentally, Mars appeared closest to the center of the Beehive cluster in the sky at the time. Although bees have been to space, the Beehive cluster is actually a swarm of young stars. Their rotation periods have helped humanity learn about how stars spin slower over time as they lose mass through their stellar winds.Tomorrow's picture: open space
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14 de out. de 2026, 05:39
Moonlight reflecting off the Amazon river, seen from the International Space Station
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14 de out. de 2026, 03:52
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-13)
1) 🌑 (2012 WH1)
📅 Year: 2012
✨ Brightness (H): 24.21
📏 Diameter: 38.2–85.5 m (125–281 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 25052 km/h (15566 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 15346503 km (9535875 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
2) 🌑 339714 (2005 ST1)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 20.35
📏 Diameter: 226.2–505.9 m (742–1660 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 51396 km/h (31936 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 20334583 km (12635324 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2010 DO)
📅 Year: 2010
✨ Brightness (H): 21.66
📏 Diameter: 123.8–276.7 m (406–908 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 91054 km/h (56577 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 23042474 km (14317929 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2015 TG24)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 26.68
📏 Diameter: 12.3–27.4 m (40–90 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 57591 km/h (35785 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 28182879 km (17512029 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2017 RO17)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 26.10
📏 Diameter: 16.0–35.8 m (53–117 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 30403 km/h (18891 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 30080211 km (18690976 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2011 UH20)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 21.10
📏 Diameter: 160.2–358.1 m (525–1175 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 87598 km/h (54430 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 41396652 km (25722687 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2016 TG56)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 23.50
📏 Diameter: 53.0–118.6 m (174–389 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 55520 km/h (34498 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 70040598 km (43521210 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2012 WH1)
📅 Year: 2012
✨ Brightness (H): 24.21
📏 Diameter: 38.2–85.5 m (125–281 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 25052 km/h (15566 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 15346503 km (9535875 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
2) 🌑 339714 (2005 ST1)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 20.35
📏 Diameter: 226.2–505.9 m (742–1660 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 51396 km/h (31936 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 20334583 km (12635324 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2010 DO)
📅 Year: 2010
✨ Brightness (H): 21.66
📏 Diameter: 123.8–276.7 m (406–908 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 91054 km/h (56577 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 23042474 km (14317929 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2015 TG24)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 26.68
📏 Diameter: 12.3–27.4 m (40–90 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 57591 km/h (35785 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 28182879 km (17512029 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2017 RO17)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 26.10
📏 Diameter: 16.0–35.8 m (53–117 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 30403 km/h (18891 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 30080211 km (18690976 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2011 UH20)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 21.10
📏 Diameter: 160.2–358.1 m (525–1175 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 87598 km/h (54430 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 41396652 km (25722687 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2016 TG56)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 23.50
📏 Diameter: 53.0–118.6 m (174–389 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 55520 km/h (34498 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 70040598 km (43521210 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-13 → Earth
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13 de out. de 2026, 17:18
NASA Science
This stairway in Chile brings you only a little bit closer to heaven. But ooh, the sky above it makes you wonder. For example, you may wonder about the dark lane of our own Milky Way galaxy rising behind the expansive Atacama Desert in Chile, the band of zodiacal light on the upper left, the green and red airglow just above the horizon, the star Spica in the zodiacal light stripe, and, at the very top on the right, the Small Magellanic Cloud galaxy. The Desert Staircase sculpture is in the foreground, and this image was timed to catch the picturesque peering perch just in front of the near-vertical Milky Way band. Upon close inspection of the horizon you can find, left to right, some Andes Mountains, the Licancabur volcano, and the town lights of San Pedro de Atacama. The featured wide-angle composite was captured in July 2025.Tomorrow's picture: open space
This stairway in Chile brings you only a little bit closer to heaven. But ooh, the sky above it makes you wonder. For example, you may wonder about the dark lane of our own Milky Way galaxy rising behind the expansive Atacama Desert in Chile, the band of zodiacal light on the upper left, the green and red airglow just above the horizon, the star Spica in the zodiacal light stripe, and, at the very top on the right, the Small Magellanic Cloud galaxy. The Desert Staircase sculpture is in the foreground, and this image was timed to catch the picturesque peering perch just in front of the near-vertical Milky Way band. Upon close inspection of the horizon you can find, left to right, some Andes Mountains, the Licancabur volcano, and the town lights of San Pedro de Atacama. The featured wide-angle composite was captured in July 2025.Tomorrow's picture: open space
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13 de out. de 2026, 09:39
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12 de out. de 2026, 14:57
NASA Science
How many moons can you see? The best answer is five: four orbiting Jupiter and Luna orbiting Earth. This multi-moon picture was possible because Earth's Moon moved directly in front of Jupiter last week. The featured image is a series of exposures near alignment taken from Westchester, New York, USA. The sunlit crescent of Earth's Moon, on the lower left, is overexposed, while the Moon's night side, on the upper right, is faintly illuminated by Earthshine. Lined up nearly vertically above our Moon, listed from bottom to top, are Jupiter's bright Galilean satellites: Ganymede, Io, Callisto, and Europa. Callisto, Ganymede, and Io are larger than Earth's Moon, while Europa is only slightly smaller. NASA's robotic spacecraft Juno is currently orbiting Jupiter and has made close passes near three of these moons.Tomorrow's picture: stairway to heaven
How many moons can you see? The best answer is five: four orbiting Jupiter and Luna orbiting Earth. This multi-moon picture was possible because Earth's Moon moved directly in front of Jupiter last week. The featured image is a series of exposures near alignment taken from Westchester, New York, USA. The sunlit crescent of Earth's Moon, on the lower left, is overexposed, while the Moon's night side, on the upper right, is faintly illuminated by Earthshine. Lined up nearly vertically above our Moon, listed from bottom to top, are Jupiter's bright Galilean satellites: Ganymede, Io, Callisto, and Europa. Callisto, Ganymede, and Io are larger than Earth's Moon, while Europa is only slightly smaller. NASA's robotic spacecraft Juno is currently orbiting Jupiter and has made close passes near three of these moons.Tomorrow's picture: stairway to heaven
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12 de out. de 2026, 14:09
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12 de out. de 2026, 00:55
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-11)
1) 🌑 (2017 HE49)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 23.70
📏 Diameter: 48.4–108.2 m (159–355 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 25274 km/h (15704 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21280369 km (13223008 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2009 SB170)
📅 Year: 2009
✨ Brightness (H): 20.82
📏 Diameter: 182.2–407.4 m (598–1337 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 145639 km/h (90494 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 63325076 km (39348378 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2011 PU1)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 25.60
📏 Diameter: 20.2–45.1 m (66–148 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 22146 km/h (13761 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 64600557 km (40140925 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2021 JE4)
📅 Year: 2021
✨ Brightness (H): 20.25
📏 Diameter: 236.9–529.7 m (777–1738 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 60196 km/h (37404 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 66930582 km (41588735 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2015 TW237)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 23.20
📏 Diameter: 60.9–136.2 m (200–447 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 17922 km/h (11136 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 67180123 km (41743793 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2017 VB13)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 25.50
📏 Diameter: 21.1–47.2 m (69–155 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 55544 km/h (34513 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 69327480 km (43078099 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2015 TM143)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 23.54
📏 Diameter: 52.1–116.4 m (171–382 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 78724 km/h (48916 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 73712838 km (45803033 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2017 HE49)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 23.70
📏 Diameter: 48.4–108.2 m (159–355 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 25274 km/h (15704 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21280369 km (13223008 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2009 SB170)
📅 Year: 2009
✨ Brightness (H): 20.82
📏 Diameter: 182.2–407.4 m (598–1337 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 145639 km/h (90494 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 63325076 km (39348378 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2011 PU1)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 25.60
📏 Diameter: 20.2–45.1 m (66–148 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 22146 km/h (13761 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 64600557 km (40140925 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2021 JE4)
📅 Year: 2021
✨ Brightness (H): 20.25
📏 Diameter: 236.9–529.7 m (777–1738 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 60196 km/h (37404 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 66930582 km (41588735 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2015 TW237)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 23.20
📏 Diameter: 60.9–136.2 m (200–447 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 17922 km/h (11136 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 67180123 km (41743793 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2017 VB13)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 25.50
📏 Diameter: 21.1–47.2 m (69–155 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 55544 km/h (34513 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 69327480 km (43078099 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2015 TM143)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 23.54
📏 Diameter: 52.1–116.4 m (171–382 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 78724 km/h (48916 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 73712838 km (45803033 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-11 → Earth
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11 de out. de 2026, 04:44
🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)
Top 15 open events
1) Hurricane Simon
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 17.300, -104.800
2) Typhoon Koguma
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 22.900, 149.600
3) Hurricane Isaias
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T09:00:00Z
📍 Location: 32.000, -86.500
4) Prescribed Fire CON BSE13 RX, Covington, Alabama
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-07T10:45:00Z
📍 Location: 31.124, -86.527
5) Super Typhoon Choi-wan
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-06T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: 36.300, 149.500
6) Wildfire Jones, Elko, Nevada
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-05T23:14:00Z
📍 Location: 41.022, -115.208
ℹ️ Note: 1 Miles S from Deeth, NV
7) Wildfire BOUQUET, Los Angeles, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-03T17:30:00Z
📍 Location: 34.562, -118.402
ℹ️ Note: 8 Miles NE from Saugus, CA
8) Prescribed Fire D3 Bear RX, Greenlee, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T17:58:00Z
📍 Location: 33.447, -109.402
9) Wildfire Bull, Washoe, Nevada
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T14:26:00Z
📍 Location: 39.539, -119.988
ℹ️ Note: 15 Miles W from Reno, NV
10) Prescribed Fire Starvation 11A Rx, Wallowa, Oregon
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T15:52:00Z
📍 Location: 45.701, -117.252
Top 15 open events
1) Hurricane Simon
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 17.300, -104.800
2) Typhoon Koguma
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 22.900, 149.600
3) Hurricane Isaias
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-10T09:00:00Z
📍 Location: 32.000, -86.500
4) Prescribed Fire CON BSE13 RX, Covington, Alabama
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-07T10:45:00Z
📍 Location: 31.124, -86.527
5) Super Typhoon Choi-wan
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-06T18:00:00Z
📍 Location: 36.300, 149.500
6) Wildfire Jones, Elko, Nevada
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-05T23:14:00Z
📍 Location: 41.022, -115.208
ℹ️ Note: 1 Miles S from Deeth, NV
7) Wildfire BOUQUET, Los Angeles, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-03T17:30:00Z
📍 Location: 34.562, -118.402
ℹ️ Note: 8 Miles NE from Saugus, CA
8) Prescribed Fire D3 Bear RX, Greenlee, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T17:58:00Z
📍 Location: 33.447, -109.402
9) Wildfire Bull, Washoe, Nevada
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T14:26:00Z
📍 Location: 39.539, -119.988
ℹ️ Note: 15 Miles W from Reno, NV
10) Prescribed Fire Starvation 11A Rx, Wallowa, Oregon
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T15:52:00Z
📍 Location: 45.701, -117.252
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
09 de out. de 2026, 22:01
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-09)
1) 🌑 (2019 GE1)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 27.00
📏 Diameter: 10.6–23.7 m (35–78 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 12911 km/h (8022 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 17122192 km (10639237 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2016 UW35)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 24.60
📏 Diameter: 32.0–71.5 m (105–234 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 18012 km/h (11192 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 32507570 km (20199267 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2015 KT121)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 25.90
📏 Diameter: 17.6–39.3 m (58–129 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38982 km/h (24222 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 46791579 km (29074939 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2003 QF70)
📅 Year: 2003
✨ Brightness (H): 20.03
📏 Diameter: 262.2–586.2 m (860–1923 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 23097 km/h (14352 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 46792545 km (29075539 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2018 VJ1)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 24.16
📏 Diameter: 39.1–87.5 m (128–287 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 43971 km/h (27322 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 54641923 km (33952916 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2001 UP)
📅 Year: 2001
✨ Brightness (H): 25.70
📏 Diameter: 19.3–43.1 m (63–141 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 74968 km/h (46582 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 62620486 km (38910566 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2019 EO2)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 23.36
📏 Diameter: 56.6–126.5 m (186–415 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 71701 km/h (44552 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 74515531 km (46301804 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2019 GE1)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 27.00
📏 Diameter: 10.6–23.7 m (35–78 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 12911 km/h (8022 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 17122192 km (10639237 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2016 UW35)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 24.60
📏 Diameter: 32.0–71.5 m (105–234 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 18012 km/h (11192 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 32507570 km (20199267 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2015 KT121)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 25.90
📏 Diameter: 17.6–39.3 m (58–129 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38982 km/h (24222 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 46791579 km (29074939 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2003 QF70)
📅 Year: 2003
✨ Brightness (H): 20.03
📏 Diameter: 262.2–586.2 m (860–1923 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 23097 km/h (14352 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 46792545 km (29075539 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2018 VJ1)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 24.16
📏 Diameter: 39.1–87.5 m (128–287 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 43971 km/h (27322 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 54641923 km (33952916 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2001 UP)
📅 Year: 2001
✨ Brightness (H): 25.70
📏 Diameter: 19.3–43.1 m (63–141 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 74968 km/h (46582 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 62620486 km (38910566 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2019 EO2)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 23.36
📏 Diameter: 56.6–126.5 m (186–415 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 71701 km/h (44552 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 74515531 km (46301804 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-09 → Earth
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
09 de out. de 2026, 08:15
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
07 de out. de 2026, 19:04
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-07)
1) 🌑 (2013 TH)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 23.80
📏 Diameter: 46.2–103.3 m (152–339 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 24941 km/h (15497 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 19486769 km (12108517 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2018 HK)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 21.45
📏 Diameter: 136.3–304.8 m (447–1000 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 73579 km/h (45719 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 26795958 km (16650236 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2015 FD35)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 20.71
📏 Diameter: 191.7–428.6 m (629–1406 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 62676 km/h (38944 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 27269809 km (16944673 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2013 HP11)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 25.40
📏 Diameter: 22.1–49.4 m (73–162 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 20934 km/h (13008 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 48534748 km (30158094 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2005 TQ45)
📅 Year: 2005
✨ Brightness (H): 25.60
📏 Diameter: 20.2–45.1 m (66–148 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 69883 km/h (43423 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 57430728 km (35685799 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
6) 🌑 (1998 SL36)
📅 Year: 1998
✨ Brightness (H): 20.22
📏 Diameter: 240.2–537.1 m (788–1762 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 80845 km/h (50234 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59595365 km (37030843 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
7) 🌑 660096 (1998 SL36)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 20.23
📏 Diameter: 239.1–534.6 m (784–1754 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 80845 km/h (50234 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59595365 km (37030843 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
8) 🌑 (2018 CH)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 26.40
📏 Diameter: 13.9–31.2 m (46–102 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 69923 km/h (43448 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 74617494 km (46365161 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2013 TH)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 23.80
📏 Diameter: 46.2–103.3 m (152–339 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 24941 km/h (15497 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 19486769 km (12108517 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2018 HK)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 21.45
📏 Diameter: 136.3–304.8 m (447–1000 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 73579 km/h (45719 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 26795958 km (16650236 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2015 FD35)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 20.71
📏 Diameter: 191.7–428.6 m (629–1406 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 62676 km/h (38944 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 27269809 km (16944673 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2013 HP11)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 25.40
📏 Diameter: 22.1–49.4 m (73–162 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 20934 km/h (13008 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 48534748 km (30158094 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2005 TQ45)
📅 Year: 2005
✨ Brightness (H): 25.60
📏 Diameter: 20.2–45.1 m (66–148 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 69883 km/h (43423 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 57430728 km (35685799 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
6) 🌑 (1998 SL36)
📅 Year: 1998
✨ Brightness (H): 20.22
📏 Diameter: 240.2–537.1 m (788–1762 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 80845 km/h (50234 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59595365 km (37030843 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
7) 🌑 660096 (1998 SL36)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 20.23
📏 Diameter: 239.1–534.6 m (784–1754 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 80845 km/h (50234 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 59595365 km (37030843 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
8) 🌑 (2018 CH)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 26.40
📏 Diameter: 13.9–31.2 m (46–102 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 69923 km/h (43448 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 74617494 km (46365161 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-07 → Earth
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
06 de out. de 2026, 21:46
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
06 de out. de 2026, 02:40
🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)
Top 15 open events
1) Super Typhoon Choi-wan
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-05T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 27.300, 145.900
2) Hurricane Rachel
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-05T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 20.400, -115.800
3) Prescribed Fire D3 Bear RX, Greenlee, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T17:58:00Z
📍 Location: 33.447, -109.402
4) Wildfire Bull, Washoe, Nevada
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T14:26:00Z
📍 Location: 39.539, -119.988
ℹ️ Note: 15 Miles W from Reno, NV
5) Prescribed Fire Starvation 11A Rx, Wallowa, Oregon
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T15:52:00Z
📍 Location: 45.701, -117.252
6) Tropical Storm Hanna
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T15:00:00Z
📍 Location: 33.400, -43.600
7) Wildfire SAN FRANCISCO 2, Starr, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T08:56:00Z
📍 Location: 26.287, -98.692
ℹ️ Note: 2 Miles S from LA CASITA, TX
8) Wildfire Hatch Grade, Walla Walla, Washington
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-29T19:50:00Z
📍 Location: 46.032, -118.859
9) Wildfire 3 ALPHA SIERRA, Broward, Florida
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-28T21:53:00Z
📍 Location: 26.134, -80.595
ℹ️ Note: 5 Miles W from WESTON, FL
10) Prescribed Fire Walker Hill Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-28T09:55:00Z
📍 Location: 35.282, -111.847
Top 15 open events
1) Super Typhoon Choi-wan
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-05T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 27.300, 145.900
2) Hurricane Rachel
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-05T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 20.400, -115.800
3) Prescribed Fire D3 Bear RX, Greenlee, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T17:58:00Z
📍 Location: 33.447, -109.402
4) Wildfire Bull, Washoe, Nevada
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-10-02T14:26:00Z
📍 Location: 39.539, -119.988
ℹ️ Note: 15 Miles W from Reno, NV
5) Prescribed Fire Starvation 11A Rx, Wallowa, Oregon
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T15:52:00Z
📍 Location: 45.701, -117.252
6) Tropical Storm Hanna
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T15:00:00Z
📍 Location: 33.400, -43.600
7) Wildfire SAN FRANCISCO 2, Starr, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-30T08:56:00Z
📍 Location: 26.287, -98.692
ℹ️ Note: 2 Miles S from LA CASITA, TX
8) Wildfire Hatch Grade, Walla Walla, Washington
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-29T19:50:00Z
📍 Location: 46.032, -118.859
9) Wildfire 3 ALPHA SIERRA, Broward, Florida
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-28T21:53:00Z
📍 Location: 26.134, -80.595
ℹ️ Note: 5 Miles W from WESTON, FL
10) Prescribed Fire Walker Hill Piles RX, Coconino, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-09-28T09:55:00Z
📍 Location: 35.282, -111.847
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
06 de out. de 2026, 00:46
NASA Science
A deep image of the Sombrero galaxy reveals surprises. M104 is named the Sombrero galaxy because, on shorter exposures, it looks like a hat. A key defining feature of this huge galaxy is a dark brim of dust that circles the disk galaxy's center. A much longer exposure, however, brings up a hairy past where a bright, hazy halo is revealed that extends well past the central disk and contains many unresolved stars. Surprisingly, in this stellar haze, structures can be seen that include a diagonal ring. These structures and tidal streams provide fresh evidence that M104 had a violent past and is surely the result of collisions and mergers of smaller galaxies. Light takes about 30 million years to reach us from the Sombrero galaxy, which fully spans about 150 thousand light years across. The featured image was taken over seven days in mid-2026 from Namibia.Your Sky Surprise: What picture did APOD feature on your birthday? (post 1995)Tomorrow's picture: a smile
A deep image of the Sombrero galaxy reveals surprises. M104 is named the Sombrero galaxy because, on shorter exposures, it looks like a hat. A key defining feature of this huge galaxy is a dark brim of dust that circles the disk galaxy's center. A much longer exposure, however, brings up a hairy past where a bright, hazy halo is revealed that extends well past the central disk and contains many unresolved stars. Surprisingly, in this stellar haze, structures can be seen that include a diagonal ring. These structures and tidal streams provide fresh evidence that M104 had a violent past and is surely the result of collisions and mergers of smaller galaxies. Light takes about 30 million years to reach us from the Sombrero galaxy, which fully spans about 150 thousand light years across. The featured image was taken over seven days in mid-2026 from Namibia.Your Sky Surprise: What picture did APOD feature on your birthday? (post 1995)Tomorrow's picture: a smile
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
05 de out. de 2026, 17:00
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-10-05)
1) 🌑 (2007 UW1)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 22.70
📏 Diameter: 76.7–171.4 m (252–562 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 16958 km/h (10537 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 12677806 km (7877623 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-05 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2001 SH276)
📅 Year: 2001
✨ Brightness (H): 19.69
📏 Diameter: 306.6–685.6 m (1006–2249 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38718 km/h (24058 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 20913691 km (12995165 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-05 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2015 XX169)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 27.40
📏 Diameter: 8.8–19.7 m (29–65 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 18913 km/h (11751 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 34312498 km (21320798 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-05 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2007 UW1)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 22.70
📏 Diameter: 76.7–171.4 m (252–562 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 16958 km/h (10537 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 12677806 km (7877623 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-05 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2001 SH276)
📅 Year: 2001
✨ Brightness (H): 19.69
📏 Diameter: 306.6–685.6 m (1006–2249 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38718 km/h (24058 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 20913691 km (12995165 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-05 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2015 XX169)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 27.40
📏 Diameter: 8.8–19.7 m (29–65 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 18913 km/h (11751 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 34312498 km (21320798 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-10-05 → Earth
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
05 de out. de 2026, 07:25
Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
13 de set. de 2026, 08:00
I used 3 cameras precisely placed to capture Nancy Grace Roman transiting our sun. One of the cameras was connected to a solar telescope, allowing me to see chromosphere details
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Pessimist Chronicles + Space 🌌
13 de set. de 2026, 08:00
🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-09-01)
1) 🌑 (2018 RD2)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 27.08
📏 Diameter: 10.2–22.8 m (33–75 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 34499 km/h (21436 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 7471152 km (4642359 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2019 LL6)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 20.60
📏 Diameter: 201.6–450.9 m (662–1479 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 49270 km/h (30615 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 29285401 km (18197104 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2018 DM)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 24.00
📏 Diameter: 42.1–94.2 m (138–309 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 41804 km/h (25976 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 31951940 km (19854015 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2014 KO62)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 26.20
📏 Diameter: 15.3–34.2 m (50–112 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 14242 km/h (8849 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 37715800 km (23435512 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2000 RE52)
📅 Year: 2000
✨ Brightness (H): 22.33
📏 Diameter: 90.9–203.3 m (298–667 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 63054 km/h (39179 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 41876395 km (26020785 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2007 SV1)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 24.70
📏 Diameter: 30.5–68.2 m (100–224 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 67249 km/h (41786 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 49121726 km (30522825 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2001 SL264)
📅 Year: 2001
✨ Brightness (H): 20.11
📏 Diameter: 252.7–565.0 m (829–1854 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 6044 km/h (3756 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 56674997 km (35216210 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
8) 🌑 (2011 CT4)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 20.54
📏 Diameter: 207.3–463.5 m (680–1521 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 79813 km/h (49593 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 71157632 km (44215302 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
9) 🌑 (2016 YP4)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 27.00
📏 Diameter: 10.6–23.7 m (35–78 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 26921 km/h (16728 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 73728396 km (45812701 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
1) 🌑 (2018 RD2)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 27.08
📏 Diameter: 10.2–22.8 m (33–75 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 34499 km/h (21436 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 7471152 km (4642359 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
2) 🌑 (2019 LL6)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 20.60
📏 Diameter: 201.6–450.9 m (662–1479 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 49270 km/h (30615 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 29285401 km (18197104 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
3) 🌑 (2018 DM)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 24.00
📏 Diameter: 42.1–94.2 m (138–309 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 41804 km/h (25976 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 31951940 km (19854015 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
4) 🌑 (2014 KO62)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 26.20
📏 Diameter: 15.3–34.2 m (50–112 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 14242 km/h (8849 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 37715800 km (23435512 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
5) 🌑 (2000 RE52)
📅 Year: 2000
✨ Brightness (H): 22.33
📏 Diameter: 90.9–203.3 m (298–667 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 63054 km/h (39179 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 41876395 km (26020785 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
6) 🌑 (2007 SV1)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 24.70
📏 Diameter: 30.5–68.2 m (100–224 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 67249 km/h (41786 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 49121726 km (30522825 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
7) 🌑 (2001 SL264)
📅 Year: 2001
✨ Brightness (H): 20.11
📏 Diameter: 252.7–565.0 m (829–1854 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 6044 km/h (3756 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 56674997 km (35216210 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
8) 🌑 (2011 CT4)
📅 Year: 2011
✨ Brightness (H): 20.54
📏 Diameter: 207.3–463.5 m (680–1521 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 79813 km/h (49593 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 71157632 km (44215302 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
9) 🌑 (2016 YP4)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 27.00
📏 Diameter: 10.6–23.7 m (35–78 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 26921 km/h (16728 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 73728396 km (45812701 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-09-01 → Earth
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