Earth's SECOND MOON?!
Go check out the nearest scientific book. It will tell you that Earth just has one moon. One. Uno. A singular chunk of rock that keeps orbiting our planet. But is it really just one? Well, we might have spent years debating whether Pluto was a planet or not a planet, a dwarf planet or just another white-hearted celestial object, but guess what? During that time, Earth was living a sneaky narrative of its own. Yup, I guess Earth is (sort of, temporarily) two-timing Moons right now. How is that possible? Did the books get it wrong then? Not really. Let's find out! 2025 PN7: Earth's Second Moon Everyone's talking about it - it's all over the headlines, I'm calling it the Earth's second moon - but what exactly is it? It's a near-Earth asteroid about 15-30 meters in diameter (around 10-18 people stacked on top of each other) known as an Arjuna asteroid. According to models, it's been in a stable orbit for 60 years and will remain for a few more decades. It...
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