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How to See the "Mini Moon" Joining Earth's Orbit in Fall 2024
Scientists say that a small asteroid is going to enter the Earth's gravitational pull, creating a mini moon beginning Sept. 29, 2024.
The earth will have a new moon at the end of September according to scientists. What do we know so far?
BREAKING 🚨: Earth will temporarily have a mini-moon for two months On Sept. 29 an asteroid known as a ‘mini-moon’ is expected to make a single orbit around Earth and leave on Nov. 25th pic.twitter.com/JYEWXbdqXv
We will call it mini-moon. All about Earth temporary second moon, asteroid 2024 PT5
There's a new moon on the horizon. The Earth will gain a second, mini-moon on Sept. 29, but it won't stick around too long. Here's what to know.
This Sunday, Earth picks up a new mini-moon, but not for long
But it will be a satellite of the Earth, or at least until Nov. 25, when it will slip out of our planet’s gravitational grasp and wander back into the small asteroid belt whence it came. In other words, by the time big moon goes through two cycles, little moon will have left.
You may not see Earth's mini-moon, but you could catch a comet next month
An asteroid will take up an orbit around the Earth this weekend, but a comet may put on a better sky show in October.
Mini-moon will soon orbit Earth. Here's everything you need to know about the asteroid
PT5 "mini-moon" asteroid will soon be in Earth's orbit. Here's everything you need to know about this celestial event.
Earth to get a ‘mini moon’ this month, scientists reveal
Earth to get a ‘mini moon’ this month, scientists reveal - Space rock to orbit Earth for brief period between September and November, researchers say
Asteroid to orbit Earth as 'mini-moon' for nearly 2 months: When you can see it
An Arjuna asteroid, discovered in August, will become a "mini-moon" event for nearly two months from Sept. 29 to Nov. 25.
Earth will get a second "mini-moon" for 2 months this year
The asteroid was discovered in August and is set to become a mini-moon, spinning around Earth in a horseshoe shape for about two months.
Earth Is Getting a New Mini Moon
A small asteroid, 2024 PT5, will spend the next two months alongside our planet as a mini moon before swooping back to deep space
Earth to briefly gain second 'moon', scientists say
Earth is about to get a second moon for a couple of months, but it won't be visible for most people.
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Is Earth getting a new moon? What to know about the rare phenomenon starting this month
Unlike the existing moon — which has orbited our planet for about 4 billion years — this new floating rock is only expected ...
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When is the 'second moon' coming? Will we be able to see it? Here's what to know.
What is a 'second moon' and when will one be in range of Earth? Will people be able to see it? Here's what to know about what ...
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