Close-approach calendar table

Earth and Moon minima use the same MPC nominal orbit and a common search window, 30 days before and after the separate Find_Orb reference encounter. Delta is the geometric Earth minimum; dMoon is the simultaneous Moon distance. Distance is also shown in mean lunar distances (LD). The source comparison and exact window are in the status tooltip. Elongation, motion and estimated H/G magnitude use that MPC orbit at the Earth-minimum epoch. MOID is the minimum separation between the heliocentric osculating Earth and object orbits at that epoch, irrespective of when each body reaches that position; it is not the encounter distance. Older cached results without these recalculated fields remain blank until recomputed; separate Find_Orb values are never substituted. Select an object for its dedicated 21-row ephemeris.

Nominal solutions are not confirmed trajectories: same-model minima means both searches use one orbit and one interval, and the Earth minimum does not exceed the Earth distance at the lunar encounter. It is not a probability or an independent orbit validation. The separate Find_Orb reference remains in the status tooltip. All available distances remain visible. The variant envelope is the full spread of usable MPC variants at the nominal Earth-minimum epoch, not the spread of separately optimized variant minima. Entries without the new same-model status are legacy reference comparisons awaiting a common-model result.