NASA builds asteroid-hunting space telescope
The new space telescope, scheduled to launch in 2026, will help protect the Earth from potentially dangerous objects.
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The new space telescope, scheduled to launch in 2026, will help protect the Earth from potentially dangerous objects.
The cable system, formerly used for space elevators, connected the Moon and Earth, and can now be used to tie asteroids together.
A giant asteroid about 1/7 the size of the Moon surprised astronomers with its special history.
Oumuamua is the first interstellar asteroid to fly over the recorded Solar System. However, the latest research shows that in our planetary system there may be many aste…
2002 NN4 was discovered in 2002. It is expected that around 10h20 on 6/6, this meteorite will fly over our planet at a distance of 5.93 million km.
The meteorite caused the extinct dinosaur to crash to Earth 66 million years ago from the northeast at its steepest angle, maximizing the release of climate change gas.
The US Space Agency (NASA) is tracking an asteroid
The first artificial meteor shower on the planet could occur in the near future when NASA plans to take measures to defend the Earth.
At first, the name sounds like an ancient trading method, but it is actually the name of a marine species with many interesting facts.
The US space agency NASA has decided to join with billionaire Elon Musk to explore asteroids containing a huge amount of gold enough to turn everyone on Earth into a bil…
For the first time, scientists have found superconducting materials - electrically conductive materials without resistors - that come from outside the Earth.
Data from Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft shows that the asteroid Ryugu is as highly porous as it is
The Hayabusa 2 spacecraft explodes the surface of Ryugu, creating a sinkhole to help scientists understand the asteroid's composition.
The small asteroid 2020 CD3 is temporarily turning into a new natural satellite of the Earth.
Currently, our planet is surrounded by thousands of almost comet-like objects and asteroids with orbit through are likely to start a process of collision with us.