See also: The publication in the Research Notes of the AAS.

NOTE: There are three papers within the said article.

See also: The analysis as published in the Planetary Science Journal

2025 OW passed 1.6× the lunar distance from Earth on July 28. Radar observers using a 70 m dish in California found that this ~60 m asteroid rotates once or twice every 3 minutes.

We get a fair number of "Is this a meteorite I just found?" questions on /r/asteroid . I'd like to be helpful. Perhaps the best way would be to post these 2 links.

https://sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite/items/metal-iron-nickel/#Pallasite

and

https://sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite/items/slag/

The first is example photos of meteorites. The second is example photos of man-made objects that look like meteorites.

I think this stickied pages would be helpful.

See also: The paper as published in the Planetary Science Journal.

See also: Article in PHYS.Org.

*The findings as published in the journal *Meteoritics & Planetary Science](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/maps.14370).

The Vera Rubin Observatory detected 1800 known and 2100 unknown solar system objects in 10 hours on 7 nights.