In a surprising development, NASA has confirmed that Earth will have a second moon, referred to as a quasi-moon, until 2083. This new celestial body, designated as asteroid 2025 PN7, has been shadowing Earth’s orbit for decades and has recently been brought to the forefront of astronomical discussions. While some reports suggest that Earth now has two moons, scientists clarify that this is not a traditional moon but rather a temporary companion. The discovery has sparked interest and curiosity among both astronomers and the public as they explore the implications and characteristics of this newly identified quasi-moon.