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59-foot Apollo group asteroid to buzz Earth soon, NASA reveals - Vimarsana News

59-foot Apollo group asteroid to buzz Earth soon, NASA reveals

An Apollo group asteroid is on its way towards Earth and may make a close approach to the planet soon, according to NASA. Know its speed, distance, size and other details.

Scientists Say They've Found the Largest Asteroid Impact Crater Hiding in Plain Sight - Vimarsana News

Scientists Say They've Found the Largest Asteroid Impact Crater Hiding in Plain Sight

Scientists believe they’ve discovered what time and erosion have concealed.

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Asteroid 2023 QR to get extremely close to Earth today at just 129,000 miles, says NASA - Vimarsana News

Asteroid 2023 QR to get extremely close to Earth today at just 129,000 miles, says NASA

An Apollo group asteroid is expected to make its closest approach to Earth today, August 20. According to details revealed by NASA, it is hurtling toward the planet and will get very close!

GomSpace and ESA sign Contract Change Notice for €1.500.000 for the Juventas CubeSat implementation - Vimarsana News

GomSpace and ESA sign Contract Change Notice for €1.500.000 for the Juventas CubeSat implementation

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, GomSpace and ESA have signed a Contract Change Notice (CCN) with a value of € 1.500.000 (approx. SEK 18 million). The Juventas CubeSat...

A mystery 300-mile wide formation lurking beneath Australia may be the largest asteroid impact crater on Earth - Vimarsana News

A mystery 300-mile wide formation lurking beneath Australia may be the largest asteroid impact crater on Earth

Scientists think the asteroid impact may have occurred roughly 450 million years ago, when 85 percent of all species on Earth were wiped out.

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