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Apophis 2029 Flyby 3D Explorer frente a alternativas

Apophis 2029 Flyby 3D Explorer convierte los datos reales de la aproximación máxima del 13 de abril de 2029 en una escena 3D interactiva que puedes comparar con el anillo geoestacionario de la Tierra - las tablas de aproximación de la NASA JPL CNEOS ganan como fuente de datos publicados autorizada; la cobertura de noticias gana por el contexto de visibilidad y ubicación de observación.

Opción	Punto fuerte	Acceso	Limitación
Apophis 2029 Flyby 3D Explorer (esta página)	Lectura interactiva de distancia día por día frente al anillo geoestacionario, en una escena 3D	Gratis, en el navegador	Trayectoria en línea recta simplificada, no es una simulación gravitacional
Tablas de aproximación de la NASA JPL CNEOS	Datos publicados autorizados y actualizados continuamente	Gratis, referencia publicada	Sin escena 3D interactiva
Cobertura de noticias	Contexto de ubicación de observación y visibilidad (magnitud a simple vista de unos 3 sobre África, Europa y el oeste de Asia)	Artículos gratuitos	Sin interactividad de distancia frente a tiempo

Datos publicados clave

Dato	Valor
Fecha de la aproximación máxima	13 de abril de 2029
Diámetro	entre 340 y 450 m (estimación refinada por radar de unos 375 m)
Riesgo de impacto	descartado durante al menos los próximos 100 años

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Last reviewed: 2026-07-23

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