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NASA’s DART mission slammed into the asteroid Dimorphos in 2022, and the European Space Agency is sending the Hera mission to investigate the collision’s aftermath

Next year, the European Space Agency’s Hera mission is heading to the binary asteroid Didymos-Dimorphos to further Earth’s defense against wayward asteroidal impactors.

A study released this month explored whether a nuke could be shot into space to prevent a catastrophic asteroid from wrecking the planet. Researchers with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory developed a modeling tool that could assess the possibility on the heels of a 2022 mission from NASA that successfully misdirected a giant space rock.

The next Starmus Festival will offer an array of talented speakers, musical acts, and more in Bratislava, Slovakia, May 12–17, 2024.

A spokesperson for Quebec’s Crime Victims Assistance Centres said having cases stayed because of delays hurts victims and can cause them to regret coming forward

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Spacecraft successfully used to knock planetoid off its course – but inadvertently dislodges 37 rocks flying through space at 13,000mph

A storm of boulders “as deadly as Hiroshima” was accidentally unleashed by Nasa during tests to change the trajectory of an asteroid, scientists have found.

How would astronauts walk on an asteroid? With the potential to sink into killer "ball pits" or to take jumps that launch them into space, the answer is "carefully."