Two fireballs newly classified as interstellar reignite debate over meter-scale meteor rates and whether some entries could be deliberate probes — a new CNEOS analysis discussed by The Angry Astronaut and Avi Loeb #Interstellar #CNEOS #AviLoeb #MeteorRates
Un artículo liderado por Eloy Peña-Asensio @eloy-peas.bsky.social muy necesario para conocer mejor la imprecisión de los datos relativos a grandes bólidos meteóricos detectados por los satélites de defensa:
t.co/TP4EwDnKLH
La base de datos de #CNEOs, disponible aquí
🌠🔖 cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/fireballs/
COMO VENGO ADVERTIENDO desde hace semanas en @Conversation_E:
theconversation.com/asteroide-20...
Y expliqué a @rtvenoticias ayer, es cuestión de tiempo que la mejora progresiva en la órbita minimice la probabilidad de impacto hasta descartarlo (ya ha bajado a 1,5% #CNEOS)
t.co/j1waqoXeKA
#astronomy
👇🌏"Asteroid headed towards Earth might hit the Moon, scientists say" #IncomingAsteroid #Moon
#2024YR4 #NASA #CNEOS #Astronomy
Astéroïde 2024 YR4: Risque d’impact accru mais pas de panique #Astéroïde #Impact #NASA #Cneos #Science
A layer style necklace with an atom, sprayed crystal, and druzy bead. each is on a different layer. Chains and charms are shades of silvers and cosmic blues.
2024 #YR4 inspired.
#asteroid #nasa #astrophysics #astronomy #cneos #stem #science #planetkiller #cosmos #galaxy #universe #ufo
Screenshot of a portion of the CNEOS Sentry asteroid hazards table, showing new object 2024YR4 still highlighted in green (a Torino level 1 risk, the lowest nonzero level) and a cumulative impact risk of 0.16% (a lot) in 2032
Screenshot of the object details page for 2024 YR4 showing the orbit analysis is based on a range of observations that has been extended up to jan 9, now 14 days (was initially only 4 days)
Dang, it’s still there.
And the newest observations up thru YESTERDAY haven’t made it go away (like usually happens)
#2024YR4 #CNEOS #asteroid 🛰️
@sciguyspace.bsky.social
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The potential Torino-1-level impactor is still there after a few more days of observations, according to #CNEOS
(NOT a big worry)
Keeping an eye on these weird things is just one more service I offer
A screenshot of the https://cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/sentry/ impact risk table, showing a new entry highlighted in dark green for a 1 on the torino scale, the second-lowest level of interest
Oh cool the #CNEOS sky survey has picked up a potential impactor for 8y from now: #2024YR4. DON’T WORRY, this object has only been observed for 4 days and its orbit will likely get refined in a few days with more data.
See cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/sentry/
@NASAJPL’s #CNEOS counts 29,131 near-Earth asteroids, 852 that are >1km in size & would cause catastrophic damage if it hit Earth. This summer I’m an academic director @SSPers where talented HS students in STEM are tasked with observing a NEA & determining its orbit. #AsteroidDay
#cneos is NASA's center for computing asteroid and comet orbits and their odds of Earth impact