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A NASA spacecraft will make a close approach to an asteroid in the main belt on Sunday afternoon, in the second of several ...
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NASA’s Lucy Spacecraft Braces For Second Asteroid Encounter in Deep Space — But It's Only a ‘Dress Rehearsal'As humanity ventures deeper into the mysteries of space, spacecraft like NASA’s Lucy are at the forefront, revamping distant ...
The Lucy mission is on a 12-year journey to explore a peculiar set of asteroids that lead and follow Jupiter as it orbits the Sun. As it journeys to these Trojan asteroids, the probe is preparing for ...
Lucy’s next stop — “the main event,” as Levison calls it — will be the Trojan asteroids that share Jupiter’s orbit around the ...
NASA’s Lucy spacecraft is set for a high-velocity encounter with the asteroid Donaldjohanson on Sunday, April 20, marking a ...
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We now know the shape of notorious asteroid 2024 YR4 that dominated headlines recently — it's probably 'suburban,' tooA new study reports that this space rock likely hails from the central region of the main asteroid belt between Mars and ...
Astronomers have traced the origin of asteroid 2024 YR4, which appears to have broken off from a larger space rock.
NASA's Lucy spacecraft is six days and less than 50 million miles (80 million km) away from its second close encounter with ...
A “city-killer” space rock headed for a potential collision with the Moon likely originated in the asteroid belt near Jupiter ...
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That asteroid that once had a chance of striking Earth? Scientists now know moreScientists said it most likely originated in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and is rich in silicates. At ...
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Irish Mirror on MSNSpace scientists work out shape of asteroid set to smash into Moon in 2032There were fears a giant asteroid the size of 59 Bonos was hurtling towards Earth and could wipe Ireland out with a series of ...
The encounter will take place 139 million miles from Earth in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, so far away it will take 12 minutes for each bit of data to reach flight controllers ...
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