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NEO close-approach risk intelligence (agent-curated)

Near-Earth object close-approach risk intelligence (monthly)

Monthly risk intelligence on every Earth close approach within 0.05 AU in the rolling 90-day window, from the official keyless NASA/JPL CNEOS Close-Approach Data API. Each approach event is entity-resolved (canonical designation; an is_named flag marks numbered+named objects vs provisional-only designations), deduped, and unit-normalized (miss distance in AU, lunar distances and km side by side). Diameter is estimated from absolute magnitude H via D = 1329/sqrt(0.14) * 10^(-H/5) and flagged as an estimate (NULL when H is missing); a documented kinetic-energy proxy in megatons of TNT assumes a spherical 3000 kg/m^3 body. A documented PHA-candidate rule (H <= 22 and dist_min <= 0.05 AU — a conservative implementation of NASA's PHA definition, not the official roster) flags potentially hazardous objects. The 0-100 risk_score = 100 * (45% exp(-dist_ld/8) + 30% min(1, log10(diameter_m)/3.3) + 15% min(1, v_rel/72) + 10% PHA bonus) is ranked as risk_rank (1 = riskiest; ties: miss distance asc, approach id asc) with risk_tier bands (elevated >= 70, watch >= 45, routine >= 20, minimal below). Per-object window context (approach count, closest-approach flag) and the exact JPL Small-Body Database lookup URL sit behind every row. Columns: as-of date, ISO week, approach id (primary key), designation, is_named flag, full designation verbatim, orbit id, approach datetime/date (ISO), nominal/min/max miss distance (AU), miss distance (lunar distances, km), relative velocity (km/s), absolute magnitude H (nullable), estimated diameter (m, nullable), diameter source, size class, PHA-candidate flag, energy proxy (MT TNT, nullable), risk score + tier + rank, window approach count, closest-approach flag, JPL lookup URL, row hash. Nullability: abs_magnitude_h, diameter_m and energy_mt_tnt are null where the API carried no value — kept, never invented. Caveats: risk_score is within-snapshot relative, not comparable across months; diameter and energy are order-of-magnitude estimates under documented assumptions, not measurements or impact predictions; pha_candidate is an approximation, not the official JPL PHA list. Sample use: order by risk_rank for the month's most noteworthy approaches, filter pha_candidate for potentially hazardous objects, or group by size_class.

• spaceflight
• nasa
• asteroids
• risk