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Astrophyzix CNEO Observatory V9.0 - Live PHA/NEO Tracker, CNEOS Scout, Sentry & Orbital Viewer (NASA/JPL)
CNEO PHA /NEO OBSERVATORY
Dual-Watch Asteroid Tracking & Scout System · V9.0

ASTROPHYZIX PHA NEO TRACKER

Live console for confirmed near-Earth close approaches (NASA/JPL SBDB CAD API), unconfirmed candidates on the Minor Planet Center's NEO Confirmation Page (NASA CNEOS Scout API), and officially tracked impact-risk objects (NASA CNEOS Sentry API). Orbital elements and physical parameters are pulled from JPL's Small-Body Database (SBDB) on demand. Requests are relayed through a public CORS-proxy fallback chain since JPL SSD endpoints do not permit direct browser embedding — see System Health for current relay status.

Current Closest Approach
Contacting NASA JPL…
ARI / 100
Observatory UTC
Monitoring Window (TDB)
Last Sync
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Auto-Sync
10 min
Total Objects
PHA-class
Within 10 LD
Closest (LD)
Avg Speed
km/s
Largest
Approach Radar Lunar-distance scale · rank-ordered bearing (schematic)
Schematic radar plot. The object list below contains the same data in accessible tabular form.

Bearing is rank-ordered for visual separation, not true sky position — CAD/Scout summary data does not include right ascension/declination at closest approach. Tap or focus a point for details.

Charts & Trends
Miss-Distance Distribution
Relative Speed Distribution
Historical Comparison · This Session Snapshots recorded on each completed sync
Monitoring Window & Filters
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Close-Approach Objects
Contacting NASA JPL CAD + Scout…
Sentry Impact-Risk Watchlist Official CNEOS Sentry-II data · real Palermo/Torino scale values
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Sentry monitors objects with a non-zero computed chance of Earth impact over the next ~100 years. Presence on this list does not mean an impact is likely — nearly all listed objects will be removed as more observations refine their orbits. This is the same official data referenced in the ARI methodology disclaimer.

Orbital Viewer Ecliptic-plane projection from real SBDB osculating elements
Object

Tip: tap "View Orbit" on any object card below to load it here directly, or look one up by designation. Orbital elements are fetched from JPL SBDB on demand and cached for the session.

No object selected. Search above or open a card's orbit tab.
System Health & Diagnostics

Astrophyzix Risk Index (ARI) & Data Methodology
Data: JPL SBDB CAD API · CNEOS Scout API · CNEOS Sentry API · JPL SBDB API
Distances in Lunar Distances (1 LD = 384,400 km) unless noted. Approach epochs in TDB.
ARI = Astrophyzix Risk Index — a non-official heuristic. Not the Palermo or Torino Scale.
Astrophyzix CNEO Observatory V9.0 · (c) Astrophyzix 2026. All rights reserved.
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