Thanks for the post Cassie 1.

Glad you posted the wording from NASA on the uncertinties. Was about to comment to one of the 'debunkers' that most ALL scientific calculations contain a plus and minus number showing how far off the data given may be ( in this case Luner Distances ).
Also, there is NO WAY to tell if ANY of these objects have been impacted by OTHER space objects that will change their course, even including in the last few hours. ANY look at some of the asteroid/comet pictures sent back by our 'flybys', CLEARLY show dozens of poc marks from just such accidental collisions, so this is NOT mere speculation on my part.

Eagle