**NEO Warning** Calling all inhabitants of Earth! Brace yourselves for a cosmic procession of celestial wonders unfolding over the next 7 days. Observe the celestial wayfarers as they navigate the celestial pathways, respecting the cosmic order. Relax, connect to nostr, and indulge in the resplendent beauty of our precious blue planet and the cosmic tapestry that dances overhead. #neo #AstroMinerals #Meteorites #SpaceDust 🆔 **NEO ID** 2277570 🪪 **Name** 277570 (2005 YP180) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 805.5 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 19.34 🚀 **Velocity** 120346.4 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-06 05:15 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 180.3 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 69333434.4 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2277570 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 3035252 🪪 **Name** (2000 KA) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 271.7 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 21.7 🚀 **Velocity** 96941.0 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-06 00:40 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 180.4 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 69381134.1 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=3035252 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2508908 🪪 **Name** 508908 (2003 YX1) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 383.7 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.95 🚀 **Velocity** 31443.6 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-02 06:15 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 115.0 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 44225797.8 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2508908 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 54354303 🪪 **Name** (2023 GJ1) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 288.4 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 21.57 🚀 **Velocity** 37326.1 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-02 16:37 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 56.8 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 21835319.7 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=54354303 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2419624 🪪 **Name** 419624 (2010 SO16) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 485.3 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.44 🚀 **Velocity** 56405.7 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-01 23:19 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 160.0 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 61530531.5 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2419624 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2152685 🪪 **Name** 152685 (1998 MZ) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 805.5 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 19.34 🚀 **Velocity** 50613.5 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-07 15:03 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 45.6 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 17523309.4 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2152685 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size**

**NEO Warning** Earth's inhabitants, take heed! An enchanting celestial procession awaits us in the coming 7 days. Behold the celestial wanderers as they journey through the cosmos, observing cosmic etiquette. Pause, connect to nostr, and revel in the mesmerizing allure of our beloved blue planet and the celestial tapestry that unfolds above. #neo #CosmicBoulders #SpaceRocks #StellarParticles 🆔 **NEO ID** 2277570 🪪 **Name** 277570 (2005 YP180) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 805.5 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 19.34 🚀 **Velocity** 120346.4 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-06 05:15 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 180.3 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 69333434.4 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2277570 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 3035252 🪪 **Name** (2000 KA) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 271.7 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 21.7 🚀 **Velocity** 96941.0 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-06 00:40 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 180.4 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 69381134.1 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=3035252 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 3102717 🪪 **Name** (2001 YV3) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 452.9 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.59 🚀 **Velocity** 94299.8 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-May-31 13:08 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 54.6 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 21000987.5 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=3102717 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 3475236 🪪 **Name** (2009 VW) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 265.5 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 21.75 🚀 **Velocity** 43625.7 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-May-31 15:50 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 104.1 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 40052580.5 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=3475236 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2508908 🪪 **Name** 508908 (2003 YX1) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 383.7 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.95 🚀 **Velocity** 31443.6 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-02 06:15 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 115.0 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 44225797.8 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2508908 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 54354303 🪪 **Name** (2023 GJ1) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 288.4 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 21.57 🚀 **Velocity** 37326.1 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-02 16:37 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 56.8 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 21835319.7 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=54354303 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2419624 🪪 **Name** 419624 (2010 SO16) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 485.3 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.44 🚀 **Velocity** 56405.7 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-01 23:19 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 160.0 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 61530531.5 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2419624 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2152685 🪪 **Name** 152685 (1998 MZ) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 805.5 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 19.34 🚀 **Velocity** 50613.5 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-07 15:03 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 45.6 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 17523309.4 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2152685 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size**

**NEO Warning** Attention, Earthlings! Brace yourselves for some cosmic company as celestial hitchhikers zoom by in the next 7 days. Don't worry, they promised to keep their spaceships in check. Sit tight, connect to nostr, and enjoy the cosmic parade. Just remember to wave hello, but please, no autograph requests! #neo #CosmicCollisions #StellarPebbles #Asteroids 🆔 **NEO ID** 3102717 🪪 **Name** (2001 YV3) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 452.9 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.59 🚀 **Velocity** 94299.8 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-May-31 13:08 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 54.6 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 21000987.5 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=3102717 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 3475236 🪪 **Name** (2009 VW) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 265.5 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 21.75 🚀 **Velocity** 43625.7 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-May-31 15:50 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 104.1 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 40052580.5 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=3475236 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2508908 🪪 **Name** 508908 (2003 YX1) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 383.7 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.95 🚀 **Velocity** 31443.6 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-02 06:15 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 115.0 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 44225797.8 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2508908 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 54354303 🪪 **Name** (2023 GJ1) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 288.4 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 21.57 🚀 **Velocity** 37326.1 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-02 16:37 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 56.8 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 21835319.7 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=54354303 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2419624 🪪 **Name** 419624 (2010 SO16) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 485.3 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 20.44 🚀 **Velocity** 56405.7 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-Jun-01 23:19 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 160.0 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 61530531.5 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2419624 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size** 🆔 **NEO ID** 2001862 🪪 **Name** 1862 Apollo (1932 HA) 📐 **Estimated Diameter** 3564.8 meters 🔆 **Magnitude** 16.11 🚀 **Velocity** 41107.7 km/h 🗓️ **Close Approach Date** 2023-May-30 10:16 UTC 📏 **Miss Distance** will be 82.8 times the distance from Earth 🌍 to the 🌕 Moon which is approximately 31837055.3 kilometers 🔗 **NASA JPL URL** http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2001862 **This NEO is classified as potentially hazardous due to its close proximity to Earth and its size**