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Earth's weird 'quasi-moon' Kamo'oalewa is a fragment blasted out of big moon crater - Vimarsana News

Earth's weird 'quasi-moon' Kamo'oalewa is a fragment blasted out of big moon crater

Scientists turned into cosmic crime scene investigators to reconstruct the impact that sent Earth's "quasi-moon" Kamo'oalewa rocketing from the lunar surface millions of years ago.

Source: yahoo.com
Earth's weird 'quasi-moon' Kamo'oalewa is a fragment blasted out of big moon crater - Vimarsana News

Earth's weird 'quasi-moon' Kamo'oalewa is a fragment blasted out of big moon crater

Scientists turned into crime scene investigators to reconstruct the impact that sent Earth's "quasi-moon" Kamo'oalewa rocketing from the lunar surface.

Source: space.com
Astronomers Find New Mysterious Moons in Our Solar System Every Year. These Are The Weirdest. - Vimarsana News

Astronomers Find New Mysterious Moons in Our Solar System Every Year. These Are The Weirdest.

There are 293 confirmed moons in our cosmic neighborhood. By studying these worlds, astronomers hope to learn about ancient asteroid collisions, space volcanoes, and the origins of life itself.

Source: aol.com
NICK STROBEL: Lyrid meteor shower peaks tonight - Vimarsana News

NICK STROBEL: Lyrid meteor shower peaks tonight

We're now in the home stretch for spring semester at Bakersfield College. Just two weeks to go before we reach final exams week. The William M. Thomas Planetarium gave its

Boulders flung from NASA's DART mission could crash into Mars, study predicts - Vimarsana News

Boulders flung from NASA's DART mission could crash into Mars, study predicts

Dozens of boulders dislodged by NASA's asteroid-smashing DART test could hit Mars in the future, new research suggests.