Earth approaching objects - March 11th , 2014

Earth Watch Report  -  Space

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RSOE EDIS

Earth approaching objects (objects that are known in the next 30 days)
Object Name	Apporach Date	Left	AU Distance	LD Distance	Estimated Diameter*	Relative Velocity
(2012 RJ15)	11th March 2014	0 day(s)	0.1119	43.5	51 m - 110 m	13.72 km/s	49392 km/h
(2002 SZ)	11th March 2014	0 day(s)	0.1059	41.2	220 m - 490 m	19.28 km/s	69408 km/h
(2012 RJ15)	11th March 2014	0 day(s)	0.1119	43.5	51 m - 110 m	13.72 km/s	49392 km/h
(2002 SZ)	11th March 2014	0 day(s)	0.1059	41.2	220 m - 490 m	19.28 km/s	69408 km/h
(2001 SQ3)	11th March 2014	0 day(s)	0.1871	72.8	130 m - 280 m	18.26 km/s	65736 km/h
(2013 UX2)	12th March 2014	1 day(s)	0.1482	57.7	3.8 m - 8.6 m	2.94 km/s	10584 km/h
(2010 FR9)	14th March 2014	3 day(s)	0.1210	47.1	16 m - 36 m	10.80 km/s	38880 km/h
(2014 AY28)	16th March 2014	5 day(s)	0.0429	16.7	120 m - 270 m	5.37 km/s	19332 km/h
(2005 FN)	17th March 2014	6 day(s)	0.0812	31.6	11 m - 25 m	8.09 km/s	29124 km/h
(2012 XB112)	17th March 2014	6 day(s)	0.1175	45.7	2.5 m	4.02 km/s	14471.999999999998 km/h
(2013 WT44)	17th March 2014	6 day(s)	0.0327	12.7	320 m - 710 m	11.13 km/s	40068 km/h
(2004 YC)	19th March 2014	8 day(s)	0.1054	41.0	20 m - 45 m	9.35 km/s	33660 km/h
(2003 YX1)	20th March 2014	9 day(s)	0.1654	64.4	180 m - 390 m	11.76 km/s	42336 km/h
322756 (2001 CK32)	20th March 2014	9 day(s)	0.1465	57.0	440 m - 990 m	9.06 km/s	32616 km/h
(2011 HH)	20th March 2014	9 day(s)	0.1016	39.5	23 m - 52 m	5.04 km/s	18144 km/h
(2012 FK15)	21st March 2014	10 day(s)	0.1495	58.2	13 m - 30 m	13.66 km/s	49176 km/h
(2003 HT42)	22nd March 2014	11 day(s)	0.0942	36.6	29 m - 65 m	7.54 km/s	27144 km/h
325102 (2008 EY5)	23rd March 2014	12 day(s)	0.0789	30.7	250 m - 570 m	12.89 km/s	46404 km/h
(2013 GW68)	24th March 2014	13 day(s)	0.1950	75.9	110 m - 240 m	16.74 km/s	60263.99999999999 km/h
(2011 EN40)	24th March 2014	13 day(s)	0.1662	64.7	220 m - 490 m	27.82 km/s	100152 km/h
(2013 FD8)	25th March 2014	14 day(s)	0.0851	33.1	19 m - 43 m	11.55 km/s	41580 km/h
143649 (2003 QQ47)	25th March 2014	14 day(s)	0.1283	49.9	880 m - 2.0 km	32.41 km/s	116675.99999999999 km/h
(2012 FM35)	27th March 2014	16 day(s)	0.1916	74.6	9.2 m - 21 m	8.84 km/s	31824 km/h
(2011 FT53)	27th March 2014	16 day(s)	0.1007	39.2	23 m - 52 m	12.36 km/s	44496 km/h
(2012 EA)	29th March 2014	18 day(s)	0.0356	13.9	11 m - 25 m	6.00 km/s	21600 km/h
(2009 FW25)	29th March 2014	18 day(s)	0.0715	27.8	56 m - 120 m	12.34 km/s	44424 km/h
(2009 FD)	31st March 2014	20 day(s)	0.1009	39.3	100 m - 230 m	12.89 km/s	46404 km/h
(2009 SA100)	31st March 2014	20 day(s)	0.0445	17.3	44 m - 99 m	7.99 km/s	28764 km/h
(2010 GD35)	31st March 2014	20 day(s)	0.0489	19.0	33 m - 75 m	11.07 km/s	39852 km/h
(2009 CT)	31st March 2014	20 day(s)	0.1984	77.2	320 m - 710 m	13.35 km/s	48060 km/h
243566 (1995 SA)	01st April 2014	21 day(s)	0.1879	73.1	970 m - 2.2 km	14.22 km/s	51192 km/h
(2001 QC34)	01st April 2014	21 day(s)	0.1082	42.1	250 m - 570 m	4.78 km/s	17208 km/h
(2013 TT5)	03rd April 2014	23 day(s)	0.0959	37.3	15 m - 33 m	4.04 km/s	14544 km/h
86878 (2000 HD24)	03rd April 2014	23 day(s)	0.1084	42.2	800 m - 1.8 km	20.44 km/s	73584 km/h
(2010 GC35)	06th April 2014	26 day(s)	0.0677	26.3	31 m - 68 m	4.59 km/s	16524 km/h
(2008 OC6)	07th April 2014	27 day(s)	0.1949	75.8	530 m - 1.2 km	14.34 km/s	51624 km/h
330659 (2008 GG2)	09th April 2014	29 day(s)	0.1450	56.4	77 m - 170 m	7.16 km/s	25776 km/h
1 AU = ~150 million kilometers,1 LD = Lunar Distance = ~384,000 kilometers Source: NASA-NEO

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Space Weather

by Dr. Tony Phillips.

 All Sky Fireball Network

Every night, a network of NASA all-sky cameras scans the skies above the United States for meteoritic fireballs. Automated software maintained by NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office calculates their orbits, velocity, penetration depth in Earth's atmosphere and many other characteristics. Daily results are presented here on Spaceweather.com.

On Mar. 10, 2014, the network reported 3 fireballs.
(3 sporadics)

In this diagram of the inner solar system, all of the fireball orbits intersect at a single point--Earth. The orbits are color-coded by velocity, from slow (red) to fast (blue). [Larger image] [movies]

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