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Breeze — Or Lack of It — Will Prove a Challenge as 2022 Round Ireland Race Gets Under Way (Photo Gallery) - Vimarsana News

Breeze — Or Lack of It — Will Prove a Challenge as 2022 Round Ireland Race Gets Under Way (Photo Gallery)

After the first hour of racing, the continuing leaders Kuka3 and InoXXX were making the very best of the available breeze

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Asteroid twice the size of Great pyramids to pass by Earth on December 29 - Vimarsana News

Asteroid twice the size of Great pyramids to pass by Earth on December 29

The asteroid 2017 AE3 will be skimming past the Earth at a safe distance of 354 million kilometres, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has confirmed.

Comet Leonardo: Watch It Head For The Sun This Christmas Week; ESA-NASA Solar Orbiter Captures Stunning Images - Vimarsana News

Comet Leonardo: Watch It Head For The Sun This Christmas Week; ESA-NASA Solar Orbiter Captures Stunning Images

This year's brightest comet has been a bit tricky to spot using the human eye down on this planet, although the Solar Orbiter spacecraft of the European Space Agency and NASA got the perfect view.

Comet Leonard Seen Speeding Through Sky in Once-in-a-Lifetime NASA Images - Vimarsana News

Comet Leonard Seen Speeding Through Sky in Once-in-a-Lifetime NASA Images

The comet, which has been traveling towards us for tens of thousands of years, was caught by two spacecraft before it leaves our solar system forever.

Comet Leonard has been dazzling the night sky in a pre-Christmas show - Vimarsana News

Comet Leonard has been dazzling the night sky in a pre-Christmas show

Comet Leonard, which last passed by Earth 80,000 years ago, has been dazzling the night sky before Christmas, and there's only a few days left to see the celestial object