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Yes, Illinois Really Was Clobbered by a 70 Million Ton Meteor - Vimarsana News

Yes, Illinois Really Was Clobbered by a 70 Million Ton Meteor

It is believed to have started its existence in an asteroid belt somewhere between Mars and Jupiter. Eventually, this 70 million ton meteor would put a huge hole in Illinois and may have even started the Ice Age.

Newly discovered roundworm species could help limit pesticide use - Vimarsana News

Newly discovered roundworm species could help limit pesticide use

Researchers in California have made an exciting discovery that's an alternative to chemical pesticides.

Source: wtkr.com
GUEST APPEARANCE: Greenspace, lakefront are Geneva's key attractions - Vimarsana News

GUEST APPEARANCE: Greenspace, lakefront are Geneva's key attractions

“ It’s kind of a dump,” was my gut response when my wife suggested moving to Geneva seven years ago. Sandwiched between two actual landfills, my first impressions of Geneva

Changes in migration patterns of large animals along Arizona's southern border - Vimarsana News

Changes in migration patterns of large animals along Arizona's southern border

Our "Impact Earth" team is monitoring the movement of wild animals along the border with Mexico.

Source: abc15.com
NASA Reveals Initial Findings Of Bennu, An Asteroid Destined To Impact Earth Within The Next 150 Years » WhatsNew2Day - Vimarsana News

NASA Reveals Initial Findings Of Bennu, An Asteroid Destined To Impact Earth Within The Next 150 Years » WhatsNew2Day

NASA is set to share images and preliminary analysis of asteroid samples collected from Bennu. The samples were collected in 2020 and recently returned to Earth. The mission brought back about eight ounces of debris, which NASA says contains building blocks from the solar system's early days and could provide insights into the origin of life on Earth. Bennu, believed to be rich in organic compounds, is considered one of the most dangerous asteroids due to its intersecting orbit with Earth. Although its chances of impacting Earth are low, NASA aims to better predict its future trajectory.