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What's next for NASA's asteroid samples? How 250g of the Bennu space rock could help to unravel the origins of life on Earth - Vimarsana News

What's next for NASA's asteroid samples? How 250g of the Bennu space rock could help to unravel the origins of life on Earth

On Sunday, a sample of the Bennu asteroid finally reached Earth, the culmination of a seven-year mission. Now, scientists will analyse the rock to reveal secrets about the origin of life.

Judgment Day: 3 asteroids to fly fast past Earth on Yom Kippur - NASA - Vimarsana News

Judgment Day: 3 asteroids to fly fast past Earth on Yom Kippur - NASA

Yom Kippur is traditionally when, according to Jewish belief, God signs our fates in the Book of Life, judging our actions and deciding who lives and who dies. Also, asteroids are flying past Earth.

Source: jpost.com
Asteroid Bennu could shatter Earth – here's how Sunday's OSIRIS-REx mission will stop it - Vimarsana News

Asteroid Bennu could shatter Earth – here's how Sunday's OSIRIS-REx mission will stop it

Asteroid Benny has a higher chance of striking the Earth than you finding a four-leaf clover. Here's how scientists plan to deflect it.

NASA Plans to Deflect Asteroid Bennu, Colossal Size Similar to Empire State Building - Vimarsana News

NASA Plans to Deflect Asteroid Bennu, Colossal Size Similar to Empire State Building

The scientists are carefully monitoring an Empire State Building-sized asteroid that could potentially hit Earth.

Asteroid hit by NASA's DART spacecraft is behaving unexpectedly - Vimarsana News

Asteroid hit by NASA's DART spacecraft is behaving unexpectedly

Asteroid Dimorphos, which NASA hit with a rocket during its DART mission in 2022, is behaving in unpredicted ways.

Source: space.com