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Apophis Asteroid Will No Longer Hit Earth Based on Updated Trajectory Course: Scientists Say - Vimarsana News

Apophis Asteroid Will No Longer Hit Earth Based on Updated Trajectory Course: Scientists Say

The planet-killer asteroid Apophis was once thought to hit Earth, which turned out to be a miscalculation. Click to read more.

NASA Wants Ideas for a Mission to the Asteroid Apophis - Vimarsana News

NASA Wants Ideas for a Mission to the Asteroid Apophis

NASA is holding a listening session to gather ideas for potential missions to the asteroid Apophis. Find out how you can submit your plan!

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Empire State Building-sized asteroid to come close to Earth in 2029: astronomers - National - Vimarsana News

Empire State Building-sized asteroid to come close to Earth in 2029: astronomers - National

About 5-1/2 years from now, astronomers predict, an asteroid about as wide as the Empire State Building is tall will streak through space within 32,200 km of Earth.

Scientists plan to hit an asteroid with more than 9.6 million radio waves from HAARP - Vimarsana News

Scientists plan to hit an asteroid with more than 9.6 million radio waves from HAARP

Scientists plan to examine the interiors of an asteroid using low-frequency radio waves. This test is crucial for improving our planetary defense.

DNA Explainer: How close will massive asteroid Apophis come when it passes Earth in 2029? - Vimarsana News

DNA Explainer: How close will massive asteroid Apophis come when it passes Earth in 2029?

DNA Explainer: How close will massive asteroid Apophis come when it passes Earth in 2029? - 370-meter Apophis asteroid's approach towards Earth caused widespread concern when it was first identified, raising fears of an actual collision.