Space Rock 2024 FC2 Inbound For Close Approach To Earth!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, March 23, 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, JPL has just announced that we have a near-Earth object, a space rock, 2025 FC2, inbound towards Earth. With a very close approach at some point tomorrow on the 24th. This information was just released and I wanted to get to y'all. This rock's going to fly between Earth and the Moon tomorrow on the 24th, which technically starts here in about three hours UTC wise. Now this rock's only thought to be about 30 feet in diameter, although they have not been able to observe it but a few times. Moving at 13.4 kilometers per second. So moving very quickly. It does have quite an inclination to our flat-plane solar system that's inaccurate. And as I said, it's going to be a close shave flying between Earth and the moon in just one day from now, as you can see. All right, our solution date is today, March 23rd, 2025. Total observations over a one-day period. 22 observations. It's got a very high condition code, which means that they're very, well, uncertain to where this rock is headed. Zero, meaning they know exactly where the rock is headed. Nine being they have no idea. Well, this condition code of seven means that they are fairly uncertain. Where the rock is headed, although it's supposed to work its way right between Earth and our moon. Of course, it was spotted by Automatic, our AI software. I don't know why we have any humans working at all over there. And, of course, our sources, JPL, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Let's get some close approach information. Now, according to this, it looks like this could fly by on the 23rd, not the 24th, same day they released the data, and they have it flying by at what looks like to be about an hour and a half from now, close approach to Earth, 0.001, so it's going much closer closer to the moon on the 24th at point 0005, but between Earth and the moon. It looks like it's going to make its closest approach to Earth at some point in the next couple of hours on the 23rd today, central time guesstimate between about 5 and 6 p.m. We can also see how fast it's moving, 13.4 kilometers per second. And this is getting it very close to our moon, .0005 astronomical units. So it's going to be within about 38,000 miles of the moon and about 170,000 miles away from Earth. So in quick summary, JPL has just released information about a near-Earth object they spotted yesterday. That would be Space Rock 2025 FC2. It's about 30 plus feet in diameter. It's coming in at an inclination and at about 13.4 kilometers per second, which is a very Very fast rock, and it looks like it's going to make its closest approach to Earth at some time this evening, even though they have indicated the 24th. It looks like close approach time to Earth will be in the next few hours. With that said, let me post this so you have a little warning. God bless. Please share and subscribe. Always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World. That's the planetary lineup. I wonder if we'll get some earthquakes.