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Jet Propulsion Laboratory led a study regarding the object 1998 SH2, which challenged gravity-only orbital models.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 21

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What happened

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory led a study regarding the object 1998 SH2, which challenged gravity-only orbital models.

Who's involved

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory Davide Farnocchia

How it developed

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Sep 16Studies Earth's center of mass shifts for navigation.Sub-event
Jul 21Research into a near-miss object passing near Earth.1 source
- gizmodo.com
Jul 18JPL study led by Davide Farnocchia challenges gravity-only orbital models using object 1998 SH2.1 source
- techtimes.com

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The entities involved

Jet Propulsion Laboratory
research and development center and NASA field center in California, United States
- Josh Willis, a climate scientist, is affiliated with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).Mon 09:28
- Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is located in Pasadena, CA, and its inception is tied to the expertise of Caltech, which holds the sole-source contract to operate JPL.Fri 03:36
Davide Farnocchia
Italian mathematician (born 1984)

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Coverage

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Jul 21gizmodo.com
Jul 18techtimes.com