2014EF isn’t going to kill us, either. Nor will 2014DO7, 2014EC, or 2000EE14
Building on yesterday’s theme, we have close encounters with space-rocks all the time. Here’s your round-up of recent past, upcoming future, and newly-discovered things that aren’t hitting us. Yesterday at 7:20 PST, 2014EF moseyed by at 0.4 lunar distances, then snuggled up to the moon less than three hours later. In between those two approaches…
