Near-Earth object / ID: 2090075
90075 is a near-Earth object of the APO orbit class — Near-Earth asteroid orbits which cross the Earth’s orbit similar to that of 1862 Apollo. Radar and photometric estimates put it between 2.2km - 5km across. It has been followed since 1955-10-25 across 3624 recorded observations. Its next approach to Earth is 2042-May-23 09:03, passing at 39.417 LD. JPL classifies it as a potentially hazardous asteroid, a label driven by its size and how close its orbit comes to ours — not by a predicted impact.
Data source: NASA NeoWs API
Visualization: mesh render
Hazard analysis
PHA status
Potentially hazardous
Min. orbit intersection
0.026 AU
Orbit uncertainty
0 / 9 (well determined)
Sentry monitoring
Not on the Sentry risk list
Orbital parameters
Next closest approach
Date
Relative velocity
10.76 km/s
Miss distance (lunar)
39.417 LD
Miss distance (km)
15,158,427 km
Physical characteristics
Perihelion
0.910 AU
Aphelion
3.363 AU
Orbital period
1140.8 days
Inclination
8.854°
Eccentricity
0.574
Semi-major axis
2.137 AU
Est. diameter (min–max)
2.2km - 5km
Log scale · 1m – 100km
Absolute magnitude
15.4 H
Orbit class
APO
Observations used
3,624