The below near-earth objects are expected to approach the earth to a distance of less than 25.0 LD (0.064 AU) in the coming 3 months. The colors indicate the distance of a NEO: Orange for less than 0.05 AU, Red for less than 0.01 AU and Black for less than 0.0027 AU. For more information about one of these near-earth objects, click on its designation.

NEO			Today			Closest Approach
designation	Hₒ	diameter est.	magn	delta (AU)	delta (LD)	date	magn	delta (AU)	delta (LD)	delta (km)
2018 KW1	29.7	3 - 7 m	24.3	0.010 AU	3.8 LD	23 May 2018	17.0	0.001 AU	0.4 LD	158,134 km
2018 KP2	24.6	30 - 70 m	17.6	0.032 AU	12.3 LD	24 May 2018	18.1	0.030 AU	11.7 LD	4,510,281 km
2018 KC1	25.6	20 - 45 m	20.6	0.060 AU	23.2 LD	25 May 2018	20.6	0.059 AU	23.2 LD	8,900,614 km
2018 JG2	23.9	45 - 100 m	20.0	0.047 AU	18.4 LD	25 May 2018	20.0	0.047 AU	18.4 LD	7,070,478 km
2018 JK3	21.7	120 - 270 m	17.0	0.055 AU	21.4 LD	27 May 2018	17.0	0.050 AU	19.6 LD	7,521,348 km
2018 JA	20.4	220 - 495 m	17.3	0.055 AU	21.5 LD	28 May 2018	17.3	0.052 AU	20.1 LD	7,743,436 km
2018 KR	26.5	15 - 30 m	21.1	0.041 AU	15.9 LD	28 May 2018	21.4	0.040 AU	15.7 LD	6,045,365 km
(68347) 2001 KB67	19.9	280 - 620 m	18.6	0.034 AU	13.4 LD	29 May 2018	15.5	0.025 AU	9.6 LD	3,673,316 km
2018 JZ1	23.7	50 - 110 m	20.3	0.065 AU	25.2 LD	29 May 2018	20.4	0.062 AU	24.0 LD	9,241,817 km
2014 WG365	20.0	265 - 595 m	17.4	0.067 AU	26.2 LD	29 May 2018	16.6	0.061 AU	23.7 LD	9,099,164 km
2018 KN2	25.5	20 - 45 m	18.4	0.023 AU	9.0 LD	29 May 2018	17.8	0.016 AU	6.1 LD	2,350,170 km
2013 LE7	27.5	8 - 19 m	22.8	0.046 AU	18.0 LD	30 May 2018	22.8	0.046 AU	17.9 LD	6,892,492 km
2018 JJ3	24.0	40 - 95 m	19.8	0.067 AU	25.9 LD	30 May 2018	20.3	0.055 AU	21.4 LD	8,225,486 km
2018 JJ2	24.1	40 - 90 m	19.5	0.057 AU	22.2 LD	30 May 2018	19.4	0.053 AU	20.5 LD	7,874,471 km
2018 KE1	25.1	25 - 55 m	20.2	0.065 AU	25.3 LD	1 Jun 2018	20.2	0.028 AU	10.8 LD	4,142,402 km
2018 EJ4	21.3	145 - 325 m	17.4	0.058 AU	22.6 LD	10 Jun 2018	13.5	0.014 AU	5.6 LD	2,147,910 km
2011 CG66	25.9	20 - 40 m	23.5	0.131 AU	51.0 LD	10 Jun 2018	23.5	0.062 AU	24.0 LD	9,212,363 km
2015 DP155	21.4	140 - 310 m	17.5	0.047 AU	18.2 LD	11 Jun 2018	15.0	0.023 AU	9.0 LD	3,463,720 km
(469737) 2005 NW44	20.4	220 - 495 m	24.1	0.160 AU	62.3 LD	16 Jun 2018	17.1	0.055 AU	21.4 LD	8,235,666 km
2004 YA	24.9	30 - 60 m	23.8	0.255 AU	99.1 LD	21 Jun 2018	20.3	0.054 AU	21.1 LD	8,102,846 km
2017 YE5	19.1	400 - 900 m	21.2	0.255 AU	99.4 LD	21 Jun 2018	15.7	0.040 AU	15.5 LD	5,965,217 km
(467309) 1996 AW1	20.0	265 - 595 m	18.3	0.241 AU	93.7 LD	22 Jun 2018	17.1	0.046 AU	17.9 LD	6,874,585 km
(441987) 2010 NY65	21.5	135 - 300 m	25.8	0.232 AU	90.2 LD	24 Jun 2018	17.6	0.019 AU	7.3 LD	2,789,848 km
2014 NV63	23.4	55 - 125 m	27.9	0.279 AU	108.4 LD	25 Jun 2018	20.3	0.057 AU	22.0 LD	8,462,981 km
2010 UH	27.1	10 - 25 m	25.3	0.218 AU	84.8 LD	5 Jul 2018	22.8	0.044 AU	17.2 LD	6,602,766 km
2012 BV26	22.3	90 - 205 m	22.9	0.317 AU	123.2 LD	21 Jul 2018	17.5	0.053 AU	20.8 LD	7,995,328 km
2014 WO371	22.4	90 - 195 m	24.4	0.594 AU	231.2 LD	26 Jul 2018	20.1	0.060 AU	23.2 LD	8,922,273 km
1997 TC25	24.6	30 - 70 m	25.3	0.564 AU	219.5 LD	3 Aug 2018	19.1	0.033 AU	13.0 LD	4,987,847 km
(398188) 2010 LE15	19.5	335 - 750 m	19.7	0.314 AU	122.1 LD	5 Aug 2018	15.3	0.060 AU	23.4 LD	9,009,756 km
2015 QS8	27.0	10 - 25 m	26.9	0.424 AU	164.9 LD	12 Aug 2018	21.9	0.033 AU	12.7 LD	4,871,522 km
2015 QM3	20.3	230 - 520 m	21.7	0.500 AU	194.4 LD	22 Aug 2018	18.6	0.063 AU	24.3 LD	9,355,924 km

The current NEO position are plotted in the below all-sky chart:

    Terminology:
            
    diameter est.:  Estimated diameter based on Hₒ and an albedo between 0.25 and 0.05. (So sizes may be over-estimated for icy objects)
    delta:          Distance between dwarf planet and earth in AU    
    magn:           Magnitude (brightness) estimate    
    LD:             Lunar distance (~0.0257 AU)
    AU:             Astronomical Unit (mean distance between earth and sun: 149597870.7 km    
    Hₒ:             Absolute magnitude (magnitude from a distance of 1 AU) 
    

Orbital elements provided by MPC (Minor Planet Center)
UCAC4 star catalog via VizieR as provided by the Strasbourg astronomical Data Center.
Calculations by a modified version of AAPlus, a C# implementation of the AA+ project by PJ Naughter from the algorithms presented in the book "Astronomical Algorithms" by Jean Meeus.