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Space.com: 2 small asteroids zip by Earth closer than the moon today

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Asteroid 2020 TF6 was first spotted on Oct. 17. At about the size of a bus, it's a little bit larger than 2020 UX. It's about 60 feet (18 m) wide, according to CNEOS. It will be about 95,400 miles (153,500 km) at its closest approach.

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