Massive “Spooky” asteroid to pass near Earth on Halloween

A large asteroid, which was named 2015 TB145, will pass very close to Earth right on Halloween day, according to a press release from NASA. The agency did not know anything about this cosmic boulder until ten days ago, on Oct.10, when it was discovered by the Pan-STARRS observer in Hawaii.

Astronomers have calculated that the asteroid is set to buzz the Earth at about 500,000 kilometers, that’s approximately 1.3 times the Earth-Moon distance, on 31 October, just three weeks after its discovery. NASA ensures that there is no kind of danger of collision with our planet.

The close passing of asteroid 2015 TB145, also called “Spooky” because it will be in the vicinity of our planet just for Halloween, it is the last of a celestial body of this size until 2027. The diameter of “Spooky” is estimated between 290 and 650 meters.
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NASA researchers from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, are now preparing to follow the “Spooky” via the radio-telescopes from Goldstone Deep Space Communications Complex in California, but also using the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia, and possibly the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico.

“This asteroid passing through our neighborhood is a great opportunity to study its physical properties,” say scientists at NASA. The asteroid will travel at the speed of 125,500 km/h and “appears to be one of the best radar targets of the year.”