The JPL Horizons 2 November 2020 nominal Earth approach was estimated as roughly . The line of variations (LOV, uncertainty region) allowed the asteroid to impact Earth or pass as far away as . Its diameter of 2–4 meters makes it approximately 100–1000 times less massive than the 20-meter Chelyabinsk meteor. An Earth-impact by this asteroid, assuming it is a common primitive chondrite, might rattle some windows after an airburst and/or drop pebble-sized meteorites on roof tops after dark flight.