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Asteroid 2023 BU zipped previous Earth Thursday night time (Jan. 26) to the delight of beginner astronomers worldwide. For skywatchers with out entry to a telescope or those that had their view hampered by dangerous climate, fortunately the Italy-based Digital Telescope Venture was there to look at the occasion and livestream the entire thing without spending a dime.
The Digital Telescope is a robotic telescope operated by Italian beginner astronomer Gianluca Masi close to Rome, Italy. As 2023 BU hurtled towards Earth, the telescope was in a position to observe the rock via a spot within the clouds when it was about 13,670 miles (22,000 kilometers) from the closest level on Earth’s floor (concerning the altitude of the GPS navigation satellite constellation) and 22,990 miles (37,000 km) from the Digital Telescope.
