NASA mission to intercept 'God of Chaos' asteroid, ahead of 2029 flyby
A NASA spacecraft that collected samples from the asteroid Bennu has a new mission studying the space rock Apophis as it comes historically close to Earth.
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A NASA spacecraft that collected samples from the asteroid Bennu has a new mission studying the space rock Apophis as it comes historically close to Earth.
In an image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, Saturn’s rings display an unexplained phenomenon that looks like spokes moving across its rings.
The OSIRIS-APEX spacecraft has been sent off to study the asteroid Apophis -- also known as the "God of Chaos"-- to "take advantage of the asteroid's 2029 flyby of Earth."
An image taken in late October from Hubble, show’s the spokes on Saturn’s rings.
This composite photo, taken on Oct. 22, 2023, by the Hubble Space Telescope captured Saturn's mysterious ring spokes. Scientists still don't know what the spokes are.