Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (415029) 2011 UL21 close encounter: online observation - 27 June 2024

More here: www.virtualtelescope.eu/
On 27 June 2024, the large Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (415029) 2011 UL21 will have a relatively close, but safe, encounter with us, coming at about 6.6 millions of km from the Earth. We will show it live, when it is will be at its closest to our planet.
The large potentially hazardous asteroid (415029) 2011 UL21 has an estimated diameter in the 1.7 - 3.9 kilometers range, while the minimum distance from the earth will be reached on 27 June, at 20:16 UTC (source: Nasa/JPL). Of course, there are no risks at all for our planet.
A close approach of an asteroid of this size happens on average every 10 years.
The Virtual Telescope Project will show it live, online, just at the time of its fly-by with the Earth. This way, you can have a look from the comfort of your home.
The live feed will start on 27June 2024, at 20:00 UTC.
This event is part of the Asteroid Day 2024 celebrations.

[@stefanopatteri5171]

Thanks for the Job you are doing, and Sharing with the World 🌎!

[@CosmicNeighbors]

Thank you so much for the stream!

[@JDDonado]

This is wonderful! Luv the real-time time-lapse captures. Thank you for sharing this.

[@mateuszkosmicki9414]

great.thx for your work.Goodnight from the Poland.Warsaw.

[@suzycat2026]

Graziemille Gianluca 🤗 I love your passion for sharing these events , I follow you for 6years now.😻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@hashtag-os8pl]

This an honour for everyone to have this opportunity live to experience such a spectacular event .Thanks a lot 👍👍👌🙏

[@imprmacapugz33]

Tnx for sharing. And also understanding the asteroid. Watching from Ph.🇵🇭

[@lensierra-scacalossi7718]

Grazie mille, Gianluca! Fantastico e molto interessante!

[@dmx685illt]

Excellent astronomer. I wish I had that telescope in my house. 😂

[@nilakantannarasinganallur2493]

Amazing pictures thanks to the visual telescope project.

[@Valtteri88-t9h]

Very interesting and good presentation, thank you sir!

[@adewaletinubu8838]

Awesome, thank you sir.

[@vedantdeshpande3803]

Hey Great work, thanks. I wish I could see something like this with naked eyes 😅. Love from India 🇮🇳

[@carlosmedina8725]

muchísimas gracias por compartir hermano!!

[@lippedgerm]

Wow nice one. Glad it's not on our path 2.3km is big

[@MrBlastov]

Grazie

[@drmilr]

Love this guy

[@AAda-fu6zq]

GOOD

[@greeneyedchestnut5225]

God made the Earth