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A dying satellite could use its final moments to photograph the infamous asteroid Apophis in 2029
An Australian startup wants to recycle a geostationary satellite to get an up-close look at the "doomsday" asteroid Apophis.
Travis Kelce sat at his locker in full uniform, head in hands. Around him, teammates tried to ponder a January without a ...
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This dying satellite could capture the final close-up of Apophis before its 2029 flyby
In an exciting new venture, HEO Robotics, an Australian startup, is setting its sights on a rare cosmic event—the 2029 close ...
A TikTok influencer claims that a doomsday prophet may have predicted the arrival of 3I/ATLAS in the Solar System.
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10 times Hulk was the most powerful Avenger, ranked
Hulk stops a mountain from crushing the Avengers and puts a planet back together in these astonishing feats that prove he's ...
If the moon were to suddenly turn to cheese, the movie pitches would be insufferable. In When The Moon Hits Your Eye, voted ...
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‘Stranger Things’ Season 5 Cast and Characters: Who’s New and Who’s Back in the Final Season?
Here's a comprehensive guide to the "Stranger Things" Season 5 characters and cast you need to know before you return to the ...
Asteroid 2022 RD2 is a near-Earth object that could become a temporary moon, then later a potential crash risk for the planet later this century. Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech illustration Scientists ...
New research finds extinction rates have been declining for a century, challenging assumptions of an ongoing mass extinction.
At this point in history, astronomers and engineers who grew up watching "Deep Impact" and "Armageddon," two movies about the destructive power of asteroid impacts, are likely in relatively high ...
NASA is monitoring a bus-sized asteroid that is zipping towards our planet at more than 18,300 miles per hour, according to the Center for Near Earth Object Studies (CNEOS). The asteroid, known as ...
Richard Binzel has been watching the skies for hazardous asteroids for more than 50 years. In 1995, he proposed the Near-Earth Object Hazard Index, later renamed the Torino scale, which rates ...
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