Rubin telescope should find more of Earth's mysterious 'mini-moons' — including some we can study up close
Earth’s tiny, temporary moons could become some of the easiest asteroid targets for future missions. And we'll likely find more of them soon, thanks to the Rubin telescope.
Source：Space.com
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