"A team from the Clay Center Observatory in Brookline, Massachusetts, will use the facility’s 25-inch telescope to track and image the asteroid. The team anticipates locking onto the asteroid well before 6:00 p.m. EST and tracking it until approximately 3:00 a.m. EST the following morning."

[link to www.clayobservatory.org]

"The Clay Center Observatory in Brookline, Mass., planned an all-night viewing party so children and parents could peer through research-grade telescopes and listen to lectures. The asteroid can't be detected with the naked eye."

[link to www.boston.com]