Space Rock 2025 FB8 Very Close Approach March 28th 2025!

James Kaufman will news report today, March 27th, 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 a super close approach, closer to Earth than the moon. We have a big space rock, a near-Earth object, 2025 FB8. It's not coming in at a very distinctful inclination. However, it's moving fairly fast at over 13 kilometers per second, and the rock's supposed to be about, well, 40 feet in diameter. So it's not going to be a continent killer or anything of that nature unless it has a companion that we don't yet know about. All this was just released by JPL a few moments ago. Again, 2025 FB8 inbound for tomorrow, March 28th, 2025. So we have a day to think about this one and for them to try to get their trajectory correct. I am the only one that ever reports these near-Earth objects and the close approaches. And YouTube won't even give me those views anymore. So please share, guys. Again, this rock's only supposed to be 40 feet in diameter or less. It is coming in fast, but at no inclination. One day of observations, first seen on the 25th. No, the report came out on the 26th. Technically, it's the 27th UTC time. It was found by Automatic, our AI software. And it's going to be coming in. Well, let's take a look. From those very few views over less than 24 hours, they've extrapolated three pages of flybys here. I'm going to jump over to 2025, March 28th and 29th. Closest approach to Earth, 1444. So that's going to be about... 8 a.m. or 8.45 in the morning central time here in the U.S. will make its close approach to the moon the next day, believe it or not, based on the moon's position here. And we can take a look, 0.0007. So when there are three zeros, we can always start to be worried. This is still going This is going to be a rock that's, well. I'm going to skim up close to Earth. It's going to be, well, three times closer to Earth than our moon, but it's small, there's no inclination, and it's not moving as fast as I thought it was, so it gets moving under 5,000 kilometers per second. So, y'all prepare for JPL's very close flyby of 2025, FB8. It's going to occur again on the 28th, and we're looking at a, well, morning flyby on the 28th, not tomorrow on the 27th. It's going to be a fairly small rock under 40 feet in diameter, and it's only going to be moving at 5 or 6 kilometers per second. This should not be a problem for Earth, but again, you can see how close the approach is. Actually, it's going to be one on top of the other once I go to the correct day. Hey, God bless you guys. Please share our videos. Please always remember, anything's possible in the Bizarro World. God bless.