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This dwarf planet was discovered by Giuseppe Piazzi on January 1, 1801 and named after the Greek goddess Ceres.
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This dwarf planet was discovered by Giuseppe Piazzi on January 1, 1801 and named after the Greek goddess Ceres.
The 2012 TC4 asteroid will fly across the Earth at a distance of 43,935km, about one-eighth of the distance from Earth to the Moon (384,400 km) on October 12, according…
Scientists have discovered comet-like features that the pair of asteroids show, including a halo of matter and a long dust tail.
Astronomers say the 2012 TC4 asteroid is likely to reach Earth on October 12 at a distance of 270,000km, Gizmodo reported on August 3.
The asteroid named Florence on September 1 will fly 7 million kilometers from Earth, 18 times the distance between Earth and Moon, according to New Atlas.
Business Insider correspondent talked with experts and scientific writers to discuss the mistakes about the Earth and the universe but still believe us.
The planet is estimated to be 78m long (the size of a Boeing 747 passenger plane), three times the meteorite that once plunged into our atmosphere in 2013 and exploded i…
The HIP 85605 dwarf star, one of 14 stars heading to Earth, has the ability to shoot asteroids in the cloud of Oort nebula into the solar system, threatening life on Ear…
Asteroid is a rock object, without air, that orbits the Sun and is too small to be called a planet.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) uses the Pleiades supercomputer to simulate the moment an asteroid burns when exposed to the Earth's atmosphere, Gizmodo reported on June…
Asteroids, small planets are synonyms for a small group of celestial bodies floating in the solar system in orbit around the Sun.
NASA announces plans to launch a pilot to change asteroids orbit near Earth.
Wind and shockwave are the top assassins for humans if an asteroid is large enough to hit the Earth.
The asteroid with 300 times the destructive power of Hiroshima's atomic bomb, Japan, grazed the Earth on June 24.