On the CNEOS Sentry: Earth Impact Monitoring page, identify the total number of Near-Earth Objects currently being monitored. Then, find the object that poses the highest potential impact risk based on its Palermo Scale (max.) value, and report its designation and that specific Palermo Scale value.
Navigate to 'cneos.jpl.nasa.gov'. Click on the 'Impact Risk' link. Click on the 'Sentry Risk Page' link to access the Sentry: Earth Impact Monitoring table. Adjust the 'Show entries' dropdown to '100' to ensure all entries are visible. Identify the total number of entries displayed in the table. Scan the 'Palermo Scale (max.)' column to find the highest numerical value (closest to zero or positive). Identify the 'Object Designation' corresponding to the highest Palermo Scale (max.) value. State the total number of monitored objects and the designation and Palermo Scale (max.) value of the highest-risk object.
Successfully navigate to the 'Sentry: Earth Impact Monitoring' table. Accurately state the total number of objects listed in the table. Correctly identify the object with the highest 'Palermo Scale (max.)' value, understanding that a value closer to zero or positive indicates higher risk. State the exact 'Object Designation' and its corresponding 'Palermo Scale (max.)' value for the identified object.