Near Earth Object Data
Informations for today, 2026-08-29 asteroids orbiting near earth.
Number of Asteroids Detected: 1
| Name |
Object ID |
First Observed |
Last Observed |
Hazardous Object? |
Close Approach |
Current Orbit |
Estimated Diameter |
Orbiting Bodies |
Relative Velocity |
Orbit Description |
| (2020 DX1) |
3991699 |
2020-02-18 |
2020-03-01 |
No |
2026-Aug-29 15:12 |
Earth |
13m - 29m
43ft - 97ft
|
Venus, Earth |
24546.25 km/h
15252.09 miles/h
|
Near-Earth asteroid orbits similar to that of 2062 Aten |
Data Explained
This table represents data related to various celestial objects, specifically asteroids, that have been observed
and tracked over a period of time. The table includes the following information:
- Name: Provides the name or designation of the celestial object, often including the year of
its discovery.
- Object ID: Unique identifier for each celestial object in the dataset.
- First Observed: Represents the first known date when the celestial object was observed or
discovered.
- Last Observed: Represents the most recent observation or tracking of the celestial object.
- Hazardous Object?: Indicates whether the celestial object is considered hazardous.
- Close Approach: Specifies the next predicted close approach date and time of the celestial
object to Earth.
- Current Orbit: Mentions the celestial body or bodies that the object is currently orbiting.
- Estimated Diameter: Provides an estimated range of the diameter of the celestial object,
expressed in both meters and feet.
- Orbiting Bodies: Lists the celestial bodies that the object is known to be orbiting.
- Relative Velocity: Indicates the relative velocity of the celestial object with respect to
Earth, given in both kilometers per hour and miles per hour.
- Orbit Description: Provides a brief description of the object's orbit, including
information about its similarity to the orbit of specific asteroids like 1862 Apollo or 2062 Aten.
In summary, this data represents a collection of information about various asteroids, including their observation
history, physical characteristics, orbital details, and whether they pose a hazard to Earth.