1221 Amor (1932 EA1)

NEO Reference: 2001221

1221 Amor (1932 EA1) is a near-Earth object in NASA's NeoWs (Near Earth Object Web Service) dataset. Its diameter is estimated from its absolute magnitude (H): a lower H means a brighter and usually larger object. The table lists recorded and predicted close approaches, with relative velocity in km/s and miss distance in km (the Moon is about 384,400 km from Earth).

892.4 - 1,995.4mEstimated Diameter
NoPotentially Hazardous
17.37Absolute Magnitude

Close Approaches

DateVelocity (km/s)Miss Distance (km)Orbiting
1908-03-1410.827,512,869.1Earth
1916-03-179.620,260,051.2Earth
1924-03-208.917,386,890.8Earth
1932-03-228.416,130,927.1Earth
1940-03-228.415,749,222.3Earth
1948-03-218.616,435,053Earth
1956-03-218.717,175,655.2Earth
1964-03-199.319,175,525.1Earth
1972-03-1411.129,233,081.9Earth
2089-04-077.929,542,853.2Earth
2097-03-317.621,022,016.4Earth
2105-03-287.917,050,331Earth
2113-03-287.817,254,841.7Earth
2121-03-27816,597,346.5Earth
2129-03-258.316,201,441.9Earth
2137-03-268.116,587,162.9Earth
2145-03-258.216,333,831.6Earth
2153-03-238.817,167,640.7Earth
2161-03-219.319,714,758.9Earth
2169-03-1810.525,501,491.1Earth