Near-Earth asteroids

Asteroids passing Earth this week

NASA’s Near Earth Object Web Service lists 37 asteroid close approaches from October 28, 2026 to November 3, 2026. None passes within 10 lunar distances (about 3.8 million km), 8 are labeled potentially hazardous, and the closest, 2018 GS1, misses Earth by about 4,240,878 km.

Source: NASA NeoWs (api.nasa.gov). Copy taken Oct 28, 2026, 2:39 AM EDT. Times are UTC.

All of these are misses. Each row is a predicted flyby with its miss distance. “Potentially hazardous” describes an asteroid’s size and orbit over the long term, not a risk this week.

Close approaches, October 28, 2026 – November 3, 2026

Sort: By date Closest first Largest first
37 close approaches to Earth (NASA NeoWs). Size is an estimate from brightness.
AsteroidClosest approach (UTC)Est. diameterMiss distance kmLunar dist. LDSpeed km/s · mphStatus
2003 RL102026-Oct-28 01:25323–721 m
1,060–2,365 ft		33,830,44788.014.54 · 32,518Not hazardous
2014 JS572026-Oct-28 05:5789–200 m
292–656 ft		65,569,041170.511.22 · 25,100Not hazardous
2019 SE92026-Oct-28 11:1825–55 m
82–180 ft		58,487,173152.114.69 · 32,867Not hazardous
2018 GS12026-Oct-28 16:1581–180 m
266–591 ft		4,240,87811.09.32 · 20,847Not hazardous
518810 (2010 CF19)2026-Oct-28 16:55113–254 m
371–833 ft		22,895,17759.55.65 · 12,642Potentially hazardous
2016 NL562026-Oct-28 19:54175–391 m
574–1,283 ft		47,711,802124.114.05 · 31,438Potentially hazardous
2019 ER22026-Oct-29 00:3318–39 m
59–128 ft		72,210,297187.88.09 · 18,100Not hazardous
2020 CB2026-Oct-29 08:578.0–17 m
26–56 ft		42,675,136111.09.93 · 22,219Not hazardous
2015 HO1162026-Oct-29 17:0521–47 m
69–154 ft		66,871,176173.916.86 · 37,707Not hazardous
2017 SF142026-Oct-29 18:2634–76 m
112–249 ft		63,615,116165.416.07 · 35,956Not hazardous
2016 XB22026-Oct-29 20:13131–292 m
430–958 ft		26,226,89268.213.14 · 29,397Not hazardous
2017 UL442026-Oct-29 23:1946–103 m
151–338 ft		34,840,71490.614.14 · 31,631Not hazardous
2015 WZ122026-Oct-30 07:4615–33 m
49–108 ft		10,266,78226.710.34 · 23,127Not hazardous
2018 BB52026-Oct-30 12:2235–78 m
115–256 ft		24,769,18864.421.9 · 48,979Not hazardous
2007 RV92026-Oct-31 03:54227–508 m
745–1,667 ft		15,576,26440.513.7 · 30,645Potentially hazardous
2016 UX802026-Oct-31 06:3934–77 m
112–253 ft		39,089,492101.619.6 · 43,847Not hazardous
2021 UN72026-Oct-31 09:2857–126 m
187–413 ft		15,312,40839.814.85 · 33,217Not hazardous
886859 (2021 UN7)2026-Oct-31 09:2856–126 m
184–413 ft		15,312,40839.814.85 · 33,217Not hazardous
2006 AM42026-Oct-31 11:31112–250 m
367–820 ft		19,012,98649.424.34 · 54,440Potentially hazardous
2017 UE2026-Oct-31 17:3811–25 m
36–82 ft		61,003,900158.619.91 · 44,527Not hazardous
307493 (2002 XP90)2026-Nov-01 00:200.5–1.1 km
0.3–0.7 mi		45,865,644119.316.09 · 36,001Not hazardous
2004 TP12026-Nov-01 02:13193–431 m
633–1,414 ft		9,300,13524.212.67 · 28,345Potentially hazardous
612856 (2004 TP1)2026-Nov-01 02:13188–421 m
617–1,381 ft		9,300,21224.212.67 · 28,345Potentially hazardous
447655 (2006 WA)2026-Nov-01 04:42268–600 m
879–1,969 ft		68,065,983177.014.35 · 32,105Not hazardous
2015 LJ2026-Nov-01 12:4631–68 m
102–223 ft		45,673,391118.84.62 · 10,337Not hazardous
2017 WP282026-Nov-02 01:06174–389 m
571–1,276 ft		54,032,009140.519.57 · 43,781Not hazardous
2011 SR692026-Nov-02 15:30254–568 m
833–1,864 ft		51,714,951134.514.35 · 32,091Not hazardous
2015 GW122026-Nov-02 17:0043–96 m
141–315 ft		52,353,783136.116.27 · 36,401Not hazardous
2007 TD2026-Nov-02 17:5535–78 m
115–256 ft		23,542,56061.216.65 · 37,243Not hazardous
524522 Zoozve (2002 VE68)2026-Nov-02 19:10207–463 m
679–1,519 ft		6,018,47715.78.72 · 19,500Potentially hazardous
2009 WW1042026-Nov-02 20:0084–188 m
276–617 ft		12,607,88132.810.89 · 24,363Not hazardous
2005 GU2026-Nov-02 21:35262–586 m
860–1,923 ft		24,708,41764.327.17 · 60,769Potentially hazardous
2019 VQ12026-Nov-03 02:1264–143 m
210–469 ft		14,487,33637.724.39 · 54,550Not hazardous
2005 VL12026-Nov-03 07:0314–30 m
46–98 ft		36,385,93094.614.05 · 31,431Not hazardous
2014 RC2026-Nov-03 10:5811–25 m
36–82 ft		26,136,32568.08.34 · 18,648Not hazardous
2015 KU1212026-Nov-03 15:0870–156 m
230–512 ft		64,474,219167.718.05 · 40,386Not hazardous
2013 FY132026-Nov-03 18:05205–459 m
673–1,506 ft		68,853,080179.09.76 · 21,840Not hazardous

Names link to an OpenOrbit page for the 57 objects we track in detail, or to the JPL Small-Body Database for the rest.

How to read the table

Estimated diameter
A range calculated from the asteroid’s brightness (absolute magnitude) and a typical range of surface reflectivity. Most of these objects have never been measured directly.
Miss distance
The predicted distance between the asteroid and Earth’s center at closest approach.
Lunar distance (LD)
The average Earth–Moon distance, about 384,400 km (238,855 miles). An LD of 1.0 means as far as the Moon.
Potentially hazardous
Larger than about 140 meters with an orbit that can come within 0.05 au (about 7.5 million km) of Earth’s orbit.
Sentry list
Objects that JPL’s Sentry system is monitoring for a possible future impact, usually with a very small probability.

Well-known near-Earth asteroids

The first 20 entries in NASA’s NeoWs catalog of 62,779 objects, which lists the earliest-numbered near-Earth asteroids first.

Sources

OpenOrbit is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA or JPL. Predictions can change as new observations are made.