Asteroid 2026 JH2 buzzes Earth tonight closer than some satellites, discovered just 8 days ago

A newly discovered, basketball-court-sized asteroid skims past Earth tonight at just 90,000 kilometers, inside the orbit of a handful of distant satellites. Arizona's Mount Lemmon Survey only spotted 2026 JH2 on May 10, eight days before its closest pass at 21:23 UTC. Up to 115 f

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