The 1100 metre wide asteroid 2062 Aten (1976 AA) will make a close pass (72.6 lunar distances, 0.1864 AU) travelling at 12.71 km/second, to the Earth-Moon system on the 23rd January 2015 @ 19:08 UT ±00:01.
The 1100 metre wide asteroid 2062 Aten will make a close pass (131 lunar distances, 0.3352 AU), travelling at 9.97 km/second, to the Earth-Moon system on the 7th May 2014 @ 19:22 UT ±00:01.
The 1100 metre wide asteroid 2062 Aten will make a close pass (56.9 lunar distances, 0.1463 AU), travelling at 10.25 km/second, to the Earth-Moon system on the 8th January 2014 @ 09:56 UT ±00:01.
Asteroid 2062 Aten makes its closest approach to the Earth (0.211 AU) on the 5th August, 2012.
2062 Aten is an asteroid that was discovered at the Palomar Mountain Observatory by Eleanor F. Helin, who is now the principal scientist for the NEAT (Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking) project. It is named after Aten, the Egyptian god of the sun. Aten was the first asteroid found to have a semi-major orbital axis of less than one astronomical unit. A new category of asteroids was thus created, the Atens, of which 16 are known and numbered, and some 212 awaiting numbering as of July 2004, ranging from (99907) 1989 VA to 2004 MD6. Read more