A heads up. This asteroid, (7482) 1994 PC1, is passing by. Its closest point is at 07:51 AEST/QLD time (18 Jan, 21:51 UTC) on 19 January, so best viewing night of 18 January.
I downloaded the data into Stellarium, which indicates that for us up here in the Cairns region it will be about 3° north of our zenith around 19:30, setting just south of west around 00:30. Magnitude 10 it will be observable by telescope, and at 19.56 km per second it is more than fast enough to be obviously moving against the stars - but it is badly timed because it is just hours after the full moon.
Northern latitudes should make for easier viewing but for our wet season clouds.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/(7482)_1994_PC1
sciencealert.com
Cheers all,
Barry