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Earth’s Temporary 'Mini-Moon' Departs After Two-Month Stay

  • Earth is leaving behind an asteroid that has acted as a 'mini moon' for two months, departing on Monday due to the sun's gravity.
  • NASA plans to use a radar antenna to observe the 10-metre asteroid during its visit in January.
  • The asteroid was captured by Earth's gravity on September 29, 2024, when it was within 2.8 million miles and traveling at about 2,200 mph.
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