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over the next 100+ years. Whenever a potential impact is detected, it will be analyzed and the results immediately published by CNEOS. However, alerts do not imply certainty about future impacts, as the small amounts of optical data that can trigger an alert are not enough to conclusively identify an
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There are 1620 near-Earth asteroids listed in the risk table and 37,736 virtual impact dates, so for each asteroid in the risk table, there is an average of about 23 virtual impact dates. Only about 19 objects in the table are large enough, with a diameter greater than about 140 meters, to be
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with designations that are user-assigned and unofficial as they have not been confirmed by additional observations. The impact risk assessment is rated on a scale of 0–4 (negligible, small, modest, moderate, or elevated). Scout is used to help identify imminent impactors.
1006:"Negligible" (0) is for objects where no impacting solution was identified. "Small" (1) is for objects with a <0.1% chance of impact. "Modest" (2) is for a 0.1-1% chance. "Moderate" (3) is for a 1-10% chance, and "Elevated" (4) is for a >10% chance of impact.
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of which roughly 1,620 near-Earth asteroids are listed on the risk table. Only around 19 objects on the risk table are large enough to qualify as potentially hazardous objects with a diameter greater than 140 meters
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brighter than 22). About 99% of the objects on the risk table are less than roughly 140 meters in diameter. Roughly 1,200 of these risk-listed near-Earth asteroids are estimated to be about the size of the
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had a 1-in-500,000 chance of impacting Earth on 11 March 2023, its most likely position at that date was farther away than the Sun. Most objects in the Sentry Risk Table have an
907:(H>26), which killed no one but had 1,491 non-direct injuries; or smaller. More than 3,140 asteroids have been removed from the risk table since it launched in 2002.
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uncertainty. Sentry computations explore alternate orbit solutions along the line of variations and account for orbit propagation nonlinearities.
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1098:. NEODyS (Near Earth Objects – Dynamic Site)
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869:In 2021 JPL launched Sentry-II which handles the
527:has been on the list since the list's inception.
1266:"Horizons Batch for 2023-06-10 Virtual Impactor"
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1414:Sentry: Introduction
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1307:Sentry: 2017 SA20
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1014:References
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