Asteroid 2025 Jn16 . Esa | edited by steve spaleta. Asteroid 2025 jn16, seen when it was about 186,400 miles (300,000 kilometers) away from earth on may 14, 2025 โ closer than the moon.
Asteroid 2025 jn16 made a close approach to earth on may 14, 2025.credit: Green and blue lines are shown perpendicular.
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Asteroid 2025 Jn16 Anna Maisey , Asteroid 2025 jn16 passed by the earth at a distance of about 25 400 km (0.07 times the average distance between the earth and the moon, or 0.017% of the distance between the earth and the sun, but more than 62.
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Car size asteroid 2025 JN16 came very close to earth just after , 2025 jn16 passed close to earth, staying well within the moon's orbit and only half as far away as the geostationary satellite belt, which circles the globe at a height of 22,236 miles (35,785.
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Car size asteroid 2025 JN16 came very close to earth just after , On may 14, an asteroid the size of a small vehicle, designated 2025 jn16, made a remarkably close approach to earth.
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