Asteroid's Temporary Second Moon

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Earth is set to get a temporary second ‘mini moon’. Here's what to know

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A tiny asteroid called 2024 PT5 will get caught in Earth ’s gravitational pull and temporarily join our moon in orbit from September 29 to November 25, 2024 .

You won’t be able to see it without a high-powered telescope, so head to an observatory or find a friend with some serious stargazing gear.

Australia 's remote desert regions are your best bet for a clear view of the night sky.

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