2022-10-19, 07:37 PM
Thanks for the heads up. For me, it will be brightest ~17:45cdt (daylight) @mag 14.6 and closest (1.417LD) an hour later on the 21st. But only at an altitude of -4°-+6° moving ~2.3'/min. So, no joy. By 1:45 on the 22nd, it will be very well placed (82°) in my SE sky-glow moving 2'/min but at mag 15.2. So another rock from space passes very close, fast but just out of reach. There are currently 22 obs and it will be interesting to follow as the big scopes keep track.