2026 TP2
0.59 lunar distances≈228,000 km from Earth’s center. Inside the Moon’s orbit, but not an impact trajectory.
Near-Earth intelligence · Oct 1–7, 2026
KNOW WHAT'S MOVINGTHROUGH OUR SKY.
33 asteroids crossed near Earth during Oct 1–7, 2026 — plotted from JPL osculating elements, not decorative motion.
JPL ORBITAL ELEMENTS
Globe plots objects with resolved JPL elements
Directions true · distances log-compressed · not to scale
POSITION DATE · 12:00 UTCOCT 07
33Tracked
1Hazardous
25.24 LDClosest · NeoWs
80,845Fastest · km/h
NASA NeoWs query
SCAN THE COSMOS.
Choose up to seven days. Results are fetched when you scan; UTC is used throughout. The Oct 1–7 sample remains available if NASA cannot be reached.
33 objects in viewSAMPLE WEEK · BAKED OCT 07
JPL close-approach dataset
CLOSEST SHAVES.
The ten closest known passes during the sample week. Sizes are not published in this dataset.
Read the classification
RISK, NOT ALARM.
A potentially hazardous classification describes size and orbit geometry. It does not predict an impact.
SAFE in this window
No impact trajectory is shown for this sample week. Most plotted objects pass dozens to hundreds of lunar distances away.
HAZARDOUS classification
One NeoWs object, 660096 (1998 SL36), carries the PHA flag while passing about 155 lunar distances away.
1 LDMoon’s mean distance
5 LDClose-shave chart limit
25.24 LDClosest NeoWs pass
154.97 LDWeek’s PHA pass
SOURCES & MODEL
Orbital positions are computed in the browser from baked JPL SBDB elements using Kepler’s equation and a low-precision Earth ephemeris.
NASA NeoWs Feed API ↗33 unique objects in the baked Oct 1–7, 2026 sample.
JPL CNEOS Close Approach Data API ↗Close-shave records and miss distances.
JPL Small-Body Database ↗Osculating elements and per-object catalogue records.