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A newly discovered asteroid, 2026 JH2, will safely pass Earth at about 90,000 km away — roughly a quarter of the Earth-Moon distance. The bus-sized space rock poses no threat but offers astronomer...
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Original Title: A newly discovered asteroid, 2026 JH2, will safely pass Earth at about 90,000 km away — roughly a quarter of the Earth-Moon distance. The bus-sized space rock poses no threat but offers astronomers a rare chance to study a close flyby
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