Maximum rapprochement of asteroid 2016 FV13 with the Earth

April 11, 2016 the date by Earth flyby

At a distance of 1.8 LD

Source http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2016%20FV13&orb=1

Notes: LD means “Lunar Distance.” 1 LD = 384,401 km, the distance between Earth and the Moon. 1 LD also equals 0.00256 AU. MAG is the visual magnitude of the asteroid on the date of closest approach.

Absolute magnitude H 26.0

Recent & Upcoming Earth-asteroid encounters:

Asteroid	Date(UT)	Miss Distance	Size
2016 FC13	Apr 1	12.8 LD	175 m
2016 GG1	Apr 2	12.2 LD	21 m
2016 FB13	Apr 3	1.2 LD	20 m
2016 FX7	Apr 3	10.1 LD	19 m
2016 FW13	Apr 5	0.8 LD	6 m
2016 GH1	Apr 5	2.1 LD	14 m
2016 GE1	Apr 5	1.4 LD	24 m
2002 AJ29	Apr 6	55.2 LD	1.5 km
2016 FT13	Apr 7	9.8 LD	18 m
2016 GF2	Apr 8	4.6 LD	19 m
2002 EB3	Apr 8	55.6 LD	1.2 km
2016 FG39	Apr 10	4.4 LD	18 m
2009 KJ	Apr 10	37.7 LD	1.6 km
2016 FV13	Apr 11	1.8 LD	28 m
2016 GU	Apr 11	2.7 LD	35 m
2005 GR33	Apr 13	7.7 LD	175 m
2016 FL12	Apr 13	9.6 LD	24 m
2016 FS14	Apr 14	13.7 LD	38 m
2016 FL13	Apr 15	9.7 LD	36 m
2008 HU4	Apr 16	4.9 LD	10 m
2016 GM2	Apr 16	12.6 LD	44 m
2016 FY12	Apr 17	5.9 LD	24 m
2016 FN13	Apr 19	13.9 LD	13 m
2016 GC1	Apr 21	8.9 LD	23 m
2016 FH12	Apr 23	7.8 LD	21 m
2016 FY3	Apr 25	6.3 LD	310 m
2001 VG5	Apr 28	52.4 LD	1.8 km
2014 US115	May 1	9.4 LD	52 m
2008 TZ3	May 5	13.1 LD	355 m
2014 JG55	May 8	7.6 LD	7 m