Will Asteroid 2020RY7 Strike planet Earth on September 20, 2020?

 NASA and the Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) have disclosed that there may be a 100% chance of an asteroid striking planet Earth on September 20, 2020. 

Below, you will notice that NASA discovered ALL four asteroids passing by planet Earth on September, 2020, in 2020 - the asteroids were previously unknown. You will also note that NASA has named the object 2020RY7 twice, and with two different impact/fly-by times. That is kind of odd. 

These two asteroids are the two that will be closest to, or impact, our planet. The bottom line is that the hours of 10:38AM-1:56PM are extremely critical in nature. 

Although, NASA uses UT (Universal Time), it is closely linked to GMT(Greenwich Mean Time). GMT is five hours ahead of EST. Therefore, 10:36AM-1:56PM translates to 5:38AM-9:56AM EST.

Below is the available asteroid data. The NASA link is also:

Object name	Approach Date	Left	AU Distance	LD Distance	Relative Velocity

2017 SL16	September 20 2020 06:56 AM	3 day	0.0227182587866844	0.0227186589868217	25.8 km/s
2020 RP6	September 20 2020 07:21 AM	3 day	0.0482586790234031	0.0494982328576311	24.944 km/s
2020 RY7	September 20 2020 10:38 AM	3 day	0.00668104352033733	0.00674655503317729	26.857 km/s
2020 RY7	September 20 2020 01:56 PM	3 day	0.00738081781791365	0.00744476586210353	26.857 km/s

The NASA technical data for 2020RY7 is available via the LINK below:

https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2020%20RY7;orb=1;old=0;cov=0;log=0;cad=1#cad

Thank you and God's Luck,
Joseph Pede