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Asteroid Watch

Near-Earth objects on close approach, sourced from NASA JPL.

A near-Earth object is an asteroid or comet whose orbit brings it into Earth's neighborhood. This list covers a limited future window using NASA JPL close-approach data; distances and sizes are estimates, and Astroboat's watch labels are browsing cues rather than impact predictions. Learn how to read close approaches.

Approach context

Cosmic visitors, placed in perspective.

A close approach does not mean an impact threat. Distances, velocities, and size estimates are shown with calm risk context.

Source: JPL SBDB20 objects in this window

Closest projected pass

Earth4.3 lunar distances

Tracked objects

20

Closest pass

4.3 lunar distances

Fastest object

27.5 km/s

Watch/notable

1

Data source

JPL SBDB

Showing 8 of 20 objects

2015 VH65

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 00:24 UTC

SafeJPL SBDB
Distance
3,726,300 km
Lunar distance
9.7 lunar distances
Speed
8 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 8-17 m
Distance comparisonAbout 9.7 lunar distances from Earth (3,726,300 km)
roughly building-sizedSource

2026 VA1

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 03:00 UTC

SafeJPL SBDB
Distance
16,836,277 km
Lunar distance
43.8 lunar distances
Speed
8.3 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 57-126 m
Distance comparisonAbout 43.8 lunar distances from Earth (16,836,277 km)
roughly stadium-scaleSource

2023 FU13

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 08:10 UTC

SafeJPL SBDB
Distance
19,425,587 km
Lunar distance
50.5 lunar distances
Speed
19.2 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 98-220 m
Distance comparisonAbout 50.5 lunar distances from Earth (19,425,587 km)
very large asteroid-scale objectSource

2026 VF2

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 08:22 UTC

SafeJPL SBDB
Distance
28,232,946 km
Lunar distance
73.4 lunar distances
Speed
22.8 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 77-172 m
Distance comparisonAbout 73.4 lunar distances from Earth (28,232,946 km)
very large asteroid-scale objectSource

2026 VT3

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 10:04 UTC

NotableJPL SBDB
Distance
1,661,749 km
Lunar distance
4.3 lunar distances
Speed
9.8 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 10-22 m
Distance comparisonAbout 4.3 lunar distances from Earth (1,661,749 km)
roughly building-sizedSource

2026 VK1

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 10:42 UTC

SafeJPL SBDB
Distance
3,683,252 km
Lunar distance
9.6 lunar distances
Speed
9.1 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 11-25 m
Distance comparisonAbout 9.6 lunar distances from Earth (3,683,252 km)
roughly building-sizedSource

2007 VD184

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 11:30 UTC

SafeJPL SBDB
Distance
9,449,382 km
Lunar distance
24.6 lunar distances
Speed
9.5 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 61-136 m
Distance comparisonAbout 24.6 lunar distances from Earth (9,449,382 km)
roughly stadium-scaleSource

2026 VK5

Closest approach Nov 10, 2026, 15:37 UTC

SafeJPL SBDB
Distance
4,728,065 km
Lunar distance
12.3 lunar distances
Speed
9.8 km/s
Estimated size
Estimated 17-38 m
Distance comparisonAbout 12.3 lunar distances from Earth (4,728,065 km)
roughly building-sizedSource