Animated Asteroids from FTN
... they caught a second asteroid (probably 1998 RM73) too. The school groups got a tota
Posted by Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network blogs
... they caught a second asteroid (probably 1998 RM73) too. The school groups got a tota
Posted by Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network blogs
... actually they have. It's asteroid 433 Eros, and on Tuesday it will come within 16. 6 million miles of
Posted by Lights in the Dark
... bright Mars-crossing asteroid 433 Eros makes its closest approach to Earth since 1975, astronomers around the globe are taking the opportunity to measure its position in the sky, thereby fine-tuning our working knowledge of distances in the solar system. Using the optical principle of parallax, whereby different viewpoints of the same object show
Posted by Universe Today
... 21-mile (34-km) -wide asteroid will be visible with even modest backyard
Posted by Universe Today
... around 20,000km). The asteroid has been named 2012 BX34 and is estimated to be about 11m (36ft) in diameter. Though it won't be visible to the naked eye, keen amateur astronomers still ha
Posted by Royal Observatory, Greenwich
... previously seen on the asteroid, it is unusual to find one with such a large amount of ejecta of different albedos. This is a
Posted by Universe Today
Look up in a clear night sky. How many moons do you see? Chances are, you're only going to count to one. Admittedly, if you count any higher and you're not alone, you may get some funny looks cast in your direction. But even though you may not be able to actually see them, there
Posted by Universe Today
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