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Earth approach was estimated as roughly 0.0028 AU (420,000 km; 260,000 mi). The line of variations (LOV, uncertainty region) allowed the asteroid to impact Earth or pass as far away as 0.025 AU (3,700,000 km; 2,300,000 mi). Its diameter of 2–4 meters makes it
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Preliminarily results are that nothing was detected via
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Table of
Asteroids Next Closest Approaches to the Earth
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1024:(Near Earth Objects – Dynamic Site).
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Potential impact events caused by near-Earth objects
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1123:List Of Apollo Minor Planets (by designation)
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886:"JPL Small-Body Database Browser: (2018 VP1)"
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848:. IAU Minor Planet Center. 4 November 2018
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1063:"2018VP1 Ephemerides for May–Nov 2020"
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931:"Earth Impact Risk Summary: 2018 VP1"
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256:Longitude of ascending node
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1282:NEODyS (5 Nov 2018) with 1 day arc
1278:– Sormano Astronomical Observatory
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1073:from the original on 21 July 2019
1028:from the original on 21 July 2019
957:"Sentry: Earth Impact Monitoring"
937:from the original on 5 March 2019
900:from the original on 21 July 2019
295:3.1 AU (460,000,000 km)
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528:Animation of 2018 VP1's orbit
368:European Southern Observatory
2159:Category:2021 in outer space
2154:Category:2020 in outer space
2149:Category:2019 in outer space
1049:(Peter Thomas, 26 July 2019)
1047:Path of risk (Risk Corridor)
679:potentially hazardous object
677:It is not categorized as a
268:Argument of perihelion
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98:Minor planet category
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1270:IAWN: 2018 VP1 Geometry
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809:JPL Small-Body Database
737:JPL Small-Body Database
668:Sutter's Mill meteorite
483:Closest Earth approach
127:Orbital characteristics
2326:Trans-Neptunian object
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1479:594913 ꞌAylóꞌchaxnim
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1263:Physical parameters
1127:Minor Planet Center
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1798:OGLE-2016-BLG-1928
1181:Observational info
961:cneos.jpl.nasa.gov
796:Chelyabinsk meteor
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230:Mean anomaly
204:Eccentricity
168:2.2703
74:Designations
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2390:Long-period
2380:Halley-type
2336:Kuiper belt
2221:Designation
2114:; Dec 2020)
2102:; Oct 2020)
2090:BepiColombo
2075:exploration
1985:(announced)
1972:(announced)
1904:Discoveries
1810:(predicted)
1392:(Jul 2020)
1141:Ephemerides
966:4 September
662:and common
616:Impact line
608: Moon
411:dark flight
397:. An Earth-
278:Earth
273:315.12° (ω)
261:39.816° (Ω)
249:3.2419° (i)
245:Inclination
208:0.42992 (e)
117:risk listed
2451:Categories
2431:Meteoroids
2410:Sungrazing
2385:Hyperbolic
2341:Oort cloud
2284:Near-Earth
2096:OSIRIS-REx
2059:88P/Howell
1917:FRB 180916
1911:Betelgeuse
1869:TOI-1338 b
1793:M51-ULS-1b
1773:KOI-456.04
1741:Gliese 433
1724:Gliese 414
1718:Gliese 229
1699:Exoplanets
1386:(Jul 2020)
1378:(Jul 2020)
1370:(Feb 2020)
832:References
629:opposition
486:Reference
418:infrasound
308:Dimensions
220:2.00
182:Perihelion
2321:Damocloid
2118:Chang'e 5
2107:Hayabusa2
1990:Phosphine
1463:Selected
1414:Chang'e 5
1406:Ingenuity
1390:Mars 2020
1383:Tianwen-1
1239:Ephemeris
1231:Discovery
1104:22 August
988:23 August
858:(K18V01P)
764:π
647:to image
575: Sun
519:JPL SBDB
403:chondrite
356:impacting
158:12.9 days
32:Discovery
2405:Periodic
2331:Detached
2251:Asteroid
2054:2P/Encke
1982:GW190521
1969:GW190814
1957:PHL 293B
1874:TOI-1339
1806:Tau Ceti
1355:launches
1212:2018 VP1
1132:2018 VP1
1071:Archived
1026:Archived
935:Archived
898:Archived
685:See also
164:Aphelion
2370:Extinct
2309:Centaur
2083:Spitzer
2012:Comets
1951:HR 6819
1913:dimming
1856:TOI-732
1838:TOI-700
1815:TOI-561
1763:K2-315b
1757:GJ 1151
1683:2020 XL
1647:2020 VT
1641:2020 VV
1636:2020 UA
1625:2020 SL
1619:2020 SW
1607:2020 SO
1596:2018 VP
1584:2011 ES
1578:2020 QG
1567:2020 OY
1549:2020 LD
1544:2020 JJ
1533:2020 HS
1502:2020 CD
1496:2020 CW
1485:2020 BX
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1077:22 July
1032:22 July
941:22 July
904:22 July
852:22 July
716:2020 VV
704:2006 QV
692:2020 AP
672:2014 AA
508:Sentry
497:NEODyS
465:3-sigma
429:2018 VP
390:nominal
341:2018 VP
87:2018 VP
23:2018 VP
2362:Comets
2274:Family
2259:Active
2226:Groups
2073:Space
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407:pebble
399:impact
349:Apollo
347:is an
235:300.72
107:Apollo
2419:Other
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2100:Bennu
1999:Water
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2236:Moon
2231:List
2003:Moon
1466:NEOs
1375:Hope
1341:2021
1336:2019
1165:MOID
1106:2020
1079:2019
1034:2019
990:2020
968:2020
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854:2019
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