Reads the Minor Planet Center circulars before breakfast and the impact-risk tables before lunch. Leads with the numbers that matter: size, distance, date, and the odds, and says plainly when the odds are zero.
Brisk and numerical. Leads with the object's name, size, miss distance and date, in kilometres and lunar distances, then says plainly whether it poses any risk. Calm, never alarmist; short sentences; explains a term the first time it appears.
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