Space Rock 2026VG3 To Make A Close Approach To Earth On November 7th 2026!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. JPL, NASA, just announced that two meteors were inbound for a very close shave with Earth in between the Moon and Earth, as a matter of fact, although one has already passed. By the time they announced it, it passed around noon today. The other rock. 2026 VG3 is inbound for the 7th of November. It's about 45 feet in diameter, they think. We'll have to look at the condition code and y'all can see that, well, it is coming from above Earth. It does have an inclination here. Looks like it's coming from above Earth and it looks like it's going to make its closest approach. On the 7th, and we'll bring you to the 7th. Again, this is 2026 VG3. It's moving at 8 kilometers per second. And the close approach, so many planets in the way. Trying to get the best view for you is this day here. As you can see. It's in between the moon and Earth, and we hope it stays that way, right? Again, I think it's about 45 feet in diameter, moving at 8 kilometers per second. Total observations, 21 over a two-day period. It was first spotted on the 3rd. They announced it today. Again, it'll be inbound for the 7th. Condition code is very high, 9 being highly uncertain, 0 being certain. It's a 7. 7 being much closer to 9 than 0, so they really don't know where it's headed, basically, or how big it is. Only 21 observations, and all by our AI automatic. A human would have never caught it. Again, 8 kilometers per second, and done for the 7th. We're going to give you some timing on that. They were not able to extrapolate hardly any information to entries. Close approach to Earth on the 7th, that's 0-100, so it's really going to be on the 6th, tomorrow on the 6th, at 7 p.m. Central. And it looks like it's going to be right between the Earth and Moon with a condition code of 7 and moving right at 8 kilometers per second, although it does speed up as it passes Earth. And its close approach to the moon is, later in the day, it looks like around 2 a.m., which would technically be on the 7th. Although, remember, the close approach to Earth will be on the 6th at 7 p.m. Central Time, give or take one second. Sounds like they're fairly certain of that. It doesn't look like it's going to impact Earth. We'll hope it doesn't have any friends or family with it. They usually always do. Alright folks, another quick look at it, it's going to be 2026 VG3, about 45 to 50 feet in diameter, coming in at 8 kilometers per second, going to go between the Earth and Moon, if all goes correctly, and well, they gave us about 30 hours to think about it, or a few more than 24, they did announce an hour or two ago. Let you guys know one rock flew right by us at noon today and they didn't announce it until after it flew by. What a bargain. And that rock was named 2026 VP1, but we're not going to really take a look into it because we are safe as of now from it. All right, so please make sure to give us a thumbs up on your way out. Please make sure to share and God bless you all.