Today's passes
GET /neo/rest/v1/feed
Requests the current date as both start and end date, then orders returned objects by miss distance.
ASTEROIDS — NEOWS
SEQ. 01 / ACQUIRING
Near Earth Objects
A living register of objects making their closest approach to Earth today.
Requesting NASA feed
01 / OBSERVATION WINDOW
NEO/DAILY turns NASA JPL near-Earth-object measurements into one dated visual register, rebuilt every day from the public NeoWs feed and ordered by measured miss distance Closest approaches
One body
GET /neo/rest/v1/neo/{id}
Available for a future expanded detail view addressed by the NASA JPL small-body ID.
The archive
GET /neo/rest/v1/neo/browse
Available for extending the register into the wider NeoWs archive beyond today's window.
02 / DAILY FEED
TODAY'S APPROACHES
Distances are shown in lunar distances (LD). One LD is the average distance between Earth and the Moon.
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objects logged
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nearest / LD
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fastest / km·s⁻¹
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flagged objects
03 / INDIVIDUAL PASSES
EVERY BODY MOVESdifferently.
Today’s close approaches, each assigned a distinct surface, colour field, form, and trajectory.
- Today
- — approaches
- Surface score
- — active
- Next pass
- — UTC
COLLECTION / TODAY
All passes.One orbit.
#01
REF: NEO-0001
CLOSE APPROACH / EARTH
Closest approach specimen
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Waiting for orbital data.
- Miss distance
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- Velocity
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- Est. diameter range
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- Close approach
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- Absolute magnitude / H
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- Orbiting body
- Earth
- Risk classification
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- Sentry monitor
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NOT FLAGGED
NASA JPL record ↗
04 / DATA METHOD
One feed. One day. No imagined risk.
Feed
The page requests NASA NeoWs for the current date and orders returned objects by miss distance.
Interpretation
The generated rock is a visual interpretation keyed to the object's own ID—not observed photography.
Fallback
If the public API is unavailable or rate-limited, the interface keeps working with a clearly labeled archived sample.