So whats with SpaceWeather.com showing 2 near earth asteroids dec 31st with stars as names and 0 LD

The 4th is still in the archive, source it at upper right. I had noticed that myself and made a copy into my computer,

Asteroid Date(UT) Miss Distance Mag. Size
2012 KC45 May 28 2 LD -- 6 m
2012 KP24 May 28 0.1 LD -- 23 m
2012 KT42 May 29 0.05 LD -- 8 m
2012 KZ41 May 31 8.2 LD -- 42 m
* Dec 31 0 LD -- 0 m
** Dec 31 0 LD -- 0 m
2002 AC Jun 16 62.2 LD -- 1.2 km
1999 BJ8 Jun 16 68.8 LD -- 1.1 km
2005 GO21 Jun 21 17.1 LD -- 2.2 km
2003 KU2 Jul 15 40.2 LD -- 1.2 km
2004 EW9 Jul 16 46.8 LD -- 2.1 km
2002 AM31 Jul 22 13.7 LD -- 1.0 km
37655 Illapa Aug 12 37 LD -- 1.2 km
2000 ET70 Aug 21 58.5 LD -- 1.0 km
1998 TU3 Aug 25 49.2 LD -- 4.9 km
2009 AV Aug 26 62.8 LD -- 1.1 km
* Dec 31 0 LD -- 0 m
** Dec 31 0 LD -- 0 m


Notes: LD means "Lunar Distance." 1 LD = 384,401 km, the distance between Earth and the Moon. 1 LD also equals 0.00256 AU. MAG is the visual magnitude of the asteroid on the date of closest approach.

It had been entered in twice, and the JPL links were all in error.

31st December 2012, is a significant date astronomically in regard to a line-up of center of the milky way, Jupiter, Saturn and the Sun, whether this will perturb asteroid orbits, or transits I don't know yet, more reading here,

isocrates.hubpages.com...

I should add, looking back, that the Jupiter and Saturn link should not be included specifically as part of a line up, but more to do with any solar events, and any unknowns that there may be with J and S re; the line-up, are just that, unknowns. Unless anoyone knows better.

Yes i saw this a few days ago as i also look at space weather most days esp with the venus transit ect and i wondered