Get ready for a celestial show! On June 5, 2025, the Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (424482) 2008 DG5 will make a thrilling close approach to Earth—whizzing by at a distance of just 3.5 million kilometers, which is about nine times farther than the moon. Don't worry, though; it’s completely safe!

Asteroid Details You Need to Know!

Discovered on February 28, 2008, by the Catalina Sky Survey, 2008 DG5 spans an impressive diameter of 320 to 700 meters. Although classified as "potentially hazardous," this asteroid poses no risk to our planet during its upcoming flyby.

Exclusive Live Stream of the Encounter!

The excitement doesn't end there! The Virtual Telescope Project has got your back, offering a live-streaming event on June 5, starting at 22:00 UTC, just moments before the asteroid sails closest to us. You’ll be able to witness this space rock’s journey right from your home!

Join the Action!

Mark your calendars and prepare for an astronomical adventure. Tune in to our webTV page at the scheduled time to catch all the action as 2008 DG5 glides past our planet. This is a rare opportunity for star-gazers and space enthusiasts alike!

Why You Can't Miss This Event!

With close approaches like this happening only once a year on average, this is a perfect chance to learn more about asteroids and their paths through our solar system. So, grab your friends and family, and get ready for an unforgettable live event!