>>11380642> RE Visitor>Frequency bender.>https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=7752>> Roughly 15 to 30 feet wide, the object will make its closest approach on Sept. 24.Some anon made a few threads about it couple of days before the pass. What he said was that it won't hit us now, but the way it swings past us will put it on an orbit to hit us in 2024 after 2 or 3 misses. These orbits are dependent on many factors and can't be predicted so far in advance, so every time one of them comes around we try to get to know it a bit better and adjust accordingly.
