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Space Rock Games raises $1.2M to develop Criminals Within - Vimarsana News

Space Rock Games raises $1.2M to develop Criminals Within

Space Rock Games has raised $1.2 million for a video game studio working on a game called Criminals Within.

Bennu Asteroid: There is 1 in 2,700 Chance Space Rock Could Hit Earth by the Year 2182 - Vimarsana News

Bennu Asteroid: There is 1 in 2,700 Chance Space Rock Could Hit Earth by the Year 2182

NASA has been tracking the asteroid for almost 25 years, and projections resulted in slim chances of the asteroid hitting our planet. Click to read more.

NASA's Psyche probe will launch to a metal asteroid on Oct. 12 — and scientists are sneaking a peek at the target - Vimarsana News

NASA's Psyche probe will launch to a metal asteroid on Oct. 12 — and scientists are sneaking a peek at the target

The James Webb Space Telescope and the now-retired SOFIA telescope, impressive as they may be, have hit their limits when it comes to studying Psyche.

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How asteroid Bennu caught NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft by surprise and nearly killed it along the way - Vimarsana News

How asteroid Bennu caught NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft by surprise and nearly killed it along the way

When the OSIRIS-REx probe arrived at asteroid Bennu, it found a body that looked and behaved quite differently from what scientists had expected.

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There Are No Good Ideas for Saving Us From a Killer Asteroid - Vimarsana News

There Are No Good Ideas for Saving Us From a Killer Asteroid

GettyIt’s not really a question of whether a massive asteroid—one big enough to wipe out human civilization—will fall into a collision course with Earth. It’s a question of when.NASA estimates a 1,000-foot-wide asteroid, big enough to flatten a city, hits our planet every 70,000 years or so. Half-mile-wide rocks, capable of killing much of the life on Earth, strike every 700,000 years.Anticipating the inevitability of a catastrophic impact, scientists are scrambling to devise methods of detectin

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