Asteroid passes near Earth on September 7. At its closest (18:18 UTC / 2:18 p.m. EDT), it's about the same distance from Earth as weather and communications satellites.
Astronomers have learned that our Local Group of galaxies - known to be part of the Virgo Supercluster - is also part of an even-larger supercluster. The newly identified supercluster is called Laniakea, which is Hawaiian for "immense heaven."