A rare celestial event is set to captivate skygazers as Earth gains a temporary second moon. Asteroid 2024 PT5, comparable in size to a school bus, will enter Earth’s orbit on September 29, offering a unique viewing opportunity for astronomers and space enthusiasts alike. This asteroid is part of the Arjuna asteroid belt and will pass near Earth for around two months before resuming its normal orbit around the sun. This event, referred to as a “temporary mini moon,” happens when the gravity of Earth momentarily captures tiny asteroids. Experts assure that despite its proximity, Asteroid 2024 PT5 poses no