Near-Earth asteroid

2018 GS1

2018 GS1 is a near-Earth asteroid with an estimated diameter of 81–180 m (266–591 ft). It passes Earth on October 28, 2026 at about 4,240,878 km (11.0 lunar distances). NASA does not classify it as potentially hazardous.

Not potentially hazardous

81–180 m

Estimated diameter

22.59

Absolute magnitude (H)

25

Approaches within 0.2 au, 1900–2200

This week’s flyby

Closest approach
2026-Oct-28 16:15 UTC
Miss distance
4,240,878 km · 11.03 lunar distances · 0.02835 au
Relative speed
9.32 km/s (20,847 mph)

Upcoming close approaches to Earth

12 approaches within 0.2 au (about 30 million km) are calculated from now to 2200. The closest in the 1900–2200 record is on October 28, 2131 at about 2,573,083 km.

Future Earth approaches (JPL Close Approach Data)
Date (TDB)Nominal distance kmLunar dist.Speed km/sTime uncertainty
2026-Oct-28 16:154,241,10011.09.3205:41
2052-Oct-17 16:4219,027,35349.510.5500:37
2053-Apr-14 18:3026,242,45868.39.100:32
2061-Oct-31 18:1610,506,25827.39.3402:00
2079-Apr-24 16:0427,517,03271.69.0404:44
2087-Oct-26 16:052,775,0417.229.4204:06
2096-Nov-05 12:1820,464,98953.29.751_05:15
2114-May-01 03:0429,789,42477.59.042_22:07
2122-Oct-18 02:4321,501,70255.910.782_16:50
2123-Apr-17 16:0225,955,23167.59.083_03:48
2131-Oct-28 18:382,573,0836.699.362_18:43
2184-Apr-23 15:5327,081,70370.59.046_05:39

Recent past approaches

Past Earth approaches within 0.2 au since 1900 (JPL), most recent 13
Date (TDB)Distance kmLunar dist.Speed km/s
2018-Apr-12 10:3626,565,59069.19.14
2017-Oct-20 15:4213,231,93234.410.05
2009-Apr-23 15:3827,048,79170.49.03
1982-Nov-02 18:5114,117,55136.79.44
1974-Apr-06 19:5629,234,41676.19.3
1973-Oct-25 14:133,448,2318.979.46
1965-Apr-23 02:4527,157,99770.79.03
1947-Nov-05 07:1518,535,17648.29.63
1939-Apr-11 03:4127,316,57171.19.16
1938-Oct-21 18:4811,162,99329.09.9
1912-Oct-27 03:402,920,1507.609.35
1904-Apr-15 20:1725,928,30367.59.07
1903-Oct-17 12:5320,677,41853.810.72

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Sources

Distances are nominal predictions and can change with new observations. OpenOrbit is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA or JPL.