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Podcaster: Steve Nerlich

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Title: Dear CA #056: Objects, Near Earth Objects

Organization: Cheap Astronomy

Links: http://cheapastro.com

Description:

– How many near-Earth objects do we need to worry about?

The definition of a near-Earth object is any solar system body whose closest approach to the Sun is 1.3 astronomical units.

– Does The Goblin change our thinking about the hypothetical Planet 9?

Well, maybe – but it doesn’t change our thinking much. On the first of October 2018, the discovery of a new solar system body was announced – called 2015 TG387. The TG is just a catalogue reference, but since it was discovered just after Halloween someone decided that should stand for The Goblin.

Bio: Cheap Astronomy presents a podcast about nothing

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