Earth is getting a second moon! Yes, you read that right. From September 29 to November 25, "mini-moon"—an asteroid— will enter Earth’s orbit and circle around just like our regular moon. Sadly, this celestial event won’t be visible to the naked eye.

Sadly, at just about 10 meters, the mini-moon will be extremely hard to see from Earth, but its presence will be there nonetheless for almost two months. The asteroid, which was discovered on Aug. 7 by NASA, originated from the Arjuna asteroid belt, where it will likely return once it leaves Earth’s orbit.

Later this month, an asteroid called 2024 PT5 will be joining Earth's orbit, becoming a mini-moon. The mini-moon will be in our orbit between September 29 and November 25. Here's how to see it, where it came from,

It’s an exciting time for astronomy enthusiasts as Earth will temporarily get a second moon for almost two months. A recent study found that an asteroid will enter Earth’s gravitational orbit. The rock,

Earth will welcome a visitor in a few days as a traveling asteroid is expected to spend almost two months revolving around the planet. The so-called "mini-moon" will be around from Sept. 29 to Nov. 25,

According to a new analysis of mineralogy maps, water and hydroxyl – another molecule made up of hydrogen and oxygen – can be found in multiple locations across all lunar latitudes and terrains, even where the Sun shines down most powerfully.

But what is this second moon and, more importantly, will it have any impact on your astrological sign? Here’s the deal, according to an astrologer. Meet the expert: Donna Page, a certified astrologer in Atlanta.