NASA Tracks 2025 HP4 Meteor Close to Earth!

James Kaufman, World News Report today, April 27, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Ladies and gentlemen, we have an inbound space rock, probably a meteor, named 2025 HP4. You can see that it's going to come awful close to Earth tomorrow. On April 28th, and I'm not giving you much warning, but JPL didn't give me much warning. We will go one day in advance or forward here, and you can see that they're almost on top of each other. Now, this rock is only about 40 feet in diameter, they think, although they've just spotted the rock. It's moving at about 10 kilometers per second. Again, it's named 2025 HP4, and they believe it's going to pass safely between the moon and the earth. So with that said, it's also on some sort of inclination, although it's not a huge inclination. This could be a rock that would burn up in our atmosphere if it were to hit earth, or it could be a rock that couldn't make it actually through the atmosphere. This one's kind of up in the air, but not a planet killer or a city killer. I'm talking about a good-sized meteor. All right, taking a look at some of the details here. They've only been looking at this rock for one day, so there's a lot of indecision here. 67 total observations over one day is incredible. That's quite a few. It was first spotted. We're observed on the 26th yesterday, and it was last observed just a few moments ago, just released by JPL to the public. It looks like automatic, our AI software caught the rock, and the condition code is 6. 0 being they know exactly where the rock should be going and how large it is, 9 being they have no idea of either. So obviously six is a little bit closer to nine than zero, although I've seen higher and more dangerous condition codes. Let's see how close and at what time this rock is going to make a close approach to Earth and the Moon. All right, now the rock looks like it's coming in tomorrow on the 28th at 422 UTC time. That's going to equate to about 11.22 tonight on the 27th here locally in the U.S. It's going to make its close approach of 0.002 astronomical units. You can see that it's then going to approach the moon. About five, five and a half hours later, plus approach to the moon is going to be about twice that distance to 0.004 astronomical units. Now, these are big distances, and I don't think we have anything to worry about. But we do have a meteor, hopefully not a meteorite, passing between Earth and the moon. Come tonight, really, for those of us centrally here in the U.S. Again, that's going to be right here in just a few hours, I guess. We're looking at, well, about seven or eight hours before it's close past to Earth, although they're calling it the 28th. I believe it will actually occur this evening, late, right before midnight, centrally here in the U.S., and that's 2025 HP4, inbound. For a closer approach. God bless you guys. Please share and subscribe. Always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro.