What time is the asteroid spouse to fly by today

I have a telescope and would like to maybe try to see it.

3:28 pm PST = 6:28 pm EST.

"...Updated: Today at 1910 UT

ASTEROID FLYBY: NASA radars are monitoring 2005 YU55, an asteroid the size of an aircraft carrier, as it heads for a flyby of the Earth-Moon system later today. There is no danger to our planet. At closest approach on Tuesday, Nov. 8th, at 3:28 pm PST (23:28 UT), the 400m-wide space rock will be 324,600 kilometers away, about 85% the distance from Earth to the Moon. ..."

http://spaceweather.com/

http://www.clayobservatory.org/press-rel…

Asteroid has no spouse, currently single.
Flyby closest at 6:28pm EST, but will be seen by medium to large (over 6 inch) telescopes as a very faint star in a bright moonlit sky for several hours either side of that time. It will move at fastest about 17 full moons width per hour. Maps for 2005 YU55 asteroid on line.
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Radar observations from the Arecibo Planetary Radar Facility in Puerto Rico will begin on November 8, the same day the asteroid will make its closest approach to Earth at 3:28 PM PST.

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About 23.00 gmt

It will be at its closest point at 6:28 pm Eastern Time. You'll need a pretty decent telescope to spot it.

I don't think 2005 YU55 is married.