Asteroid 2013 TX68 is expected to swing by our planet on March 5. It could pass at a distance of 9 million miles (14 million km), which is a comfortable 35 times farther than the moon. Or it could come as close as 11,000 miles (17,000 km). That’s about half the altitude that our geosynchronous satellites orbit (but it’s not expected that any satellites will be in danger). br br More br br br 2013 TX68 JPL Orbit Diagram br br br Large Fireball Falls In Ocean 0206 br br br Fatality Due To Meteorite Also 0206 br br br Preg Secretary Of Pope Found Dead br br br Saudi Wealthy Leaving? GLP Thread br br br Also See - br br 2013 TX68 By Frankie MacDonald br br br 2013 TX68 Data By Nemesis Maturity br br br Video Backdrop Copyright NASA JPL br br br Video Editing By Adobe After Effects br br br ----------------------------------------------------------------------- br br My Links br br Main YouTube Channel br Subscribe For Future Videos br br br Backup YouTube Channel br Subscribe To Keep In Touch br br br Follow Me On Twitter br Breaking News New Uploads Live Show Alerts br br br Follow Me On Facebook br Page Repeats Twitter Feed Above br br br Follow Me On Google+ br New Uploads Live Hangouts br br br --- U.S. Scancast Website --- br br U.S.