Where is Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2?
Above the horizon.
Rise: 8:12 | Tran: 14:27 | Set: 20:49
Alt: 48.36°
Az: 249.28°
Direction: West-South-West
Please note: this information pertains to a Near-Earth Object (NEO). During close approaches,
our current computational model is not able to provide an accurate position,
due to the high speeds of these objects. We plan to refine our algorithms to improve accuracy in the future.
JPL Horizons can compute precise positions in these situations.
Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2 is currently in the constellation of
Monoceros.
The current Right Ascension is
Right now, from Saint George, United States [Change Location], Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2 can be observed looking in the West-South-West direction at an altitude of 48.36 degrees above the horizon (view Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2 position on a interactive sky map). Given its current brightness (magnitude 34.05), 2019 CN2 is visible only through long exposure photography.
Apparent coordinates:
Map showing Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2 in Monoceros on June, 20 2025
Field of view: 50x30 degrees
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Additional Resources on TheSkyLive
- Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2: Complete reference information on TheSkyLive.com.
- Where is Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2?: Key information on where to find Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2 in the sky.
- Distance from Earth: Find out how far Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2 is from Earth right now.
- How Bright is Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2?: Current visual brightness (magnitude) and apparent size.
- Rise and Set Times: Rise and set times of Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2 from your location.
- Interactive Sky Map: Planetarium-style interactive visualization of Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2's position in the sky.
- Ephemeris: 15 days Asteroid (NEO) 2019 CN2's computed ephemeris.