Space Rock 2025 FM18 Inbound For Close Approach April 2nd 2025!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, April 1st, 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, the JPL, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and NASA have just announced that we have another inbound space rock, or near-Earth object. Now, this one does not sound all that bad. And it will be. Moving between Earth and the moon and unless they're at least as close as the moon, I won't cover them. So this rocket is thought to only be about 20 feet in diameter. It's coming in at no inclination on the actual plane of our solar system. This rocket is 2025 FM18. 2025 FM18. Again, thought to be about 20 feet in diameter, no inclination, but moving very rapidly at 12.8 kilometers per second. Now, this is thought to move between Earth and the Moon at some point tomorrow on the 2nd of April. Taking a look at some additional information, solution date today, April Fool's. But this is not a joke. Only 26 observations were made. Over a four-day period, wow, it's not a lot of observations for a four-day period. This was first spotted, it says here, on the 28th of March, and they didn't announce it to the public until today, the 1st. It'll be inbound for the 2nd tomorrow. It has a very high condition code, which means there's a lot of improbability about this. The zero condition code would mean that they know exactly where it's going. A nine would mean that they have no idea how big it is or where it's going. As you can see, seven is much closer to nine than it is zero. It's a very high condition code. For four days of review, I wonder why it was only observed 26 times. Seems very strange. Of course, Automatic, our AI software, Caught this rock inbound. All right, looking at our close approach data, which is even stranger, they were able to extrapolate all of these past and future flybys, two pages worth, with just 26 observations. So if we move to our current day here, April 2nd, as you can see here, it first approaches Earth. That's going to be at 4.46 on April 2nd. Now, to let everyone know what time that really is, it's about 11.46 on April Fool's Central Time this evening. So about 11.46 this evening. Again, the rock is only thought to be about 20 feet in diameter. It should burn up in the atmosphere. Although, there's a lot of uncertainty associated with that condition code. It makes its closer approach to the moon. It looks like very soon after that, right at or right past or right after midnight, and this would be about 25 minutes into the second tomorrow central time here in the U.S. Now, if we take a look at that close approach to Earth, 0.0018 and to the moon, 0.0042. So this rock's going to come much closer to Earth than is the moon. We all know that the moons, give or take, varying about 225,000 miles away. So this rock should not be a problem, but it is something I want to cover. All right, so again We have... 2025 FM18 coming in for a close approach flying in between Earth and the Moon. That's late tonight central time, close approach to Earth, and early morning tomorrow central time, close approach to the Moon. The rock's only thought to be about 20 feet in diameter, moving at 12.8 kilometers per second. There's no real inclination. And this one should burn up in the atmosphere. We will move it forward one day. And there you have it. So we're looking at real late tonight, right before midnight, close approach to Earth. And, well, real early in the morning, about 30 minutes after midnight, real close approach to the moon. This has all just been released by JPL, so I wanted to get it to y'all as soon as I had it. That said, 2025. FM18 is inbound, but should not pose a problem for Earth. God bless. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro world.