NASA: Asteroids with tremendous destructive power can crash into Earth in 2023
A large asteroid with 1,500 times the destructive power of US atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Japan) combined, can hit the Earth directly.
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A large asteroid with 1,500 times the destructive power of US atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Japan) combined, can hit the Earth directly.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has officially confirmed the implementation of the unmanned space probe project Lucy.
Our planet is once again blessed with these three asteroids, according to the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA), just grazing near the earth and not in danger.
Asteroid 2018 VX1 is expected to reach at a distance of 381,400 km and is not dangerous to the green planet.
Is the extra-terrestrial bacterium a source of life on Earth? Are we really an Earth-born creature?
When the asteroid moved out of the Solar System in September 2017, it suddenly accelerated instead of slowing down according to calculations.
Two adventurous robots landed on Ryugu's surface, asteroids about 900 meters in diameter, and sent some new images.
On October 3, Japan's unmanned aerial probe Hayabusa2 brought Mascot - a new observation robot - onto the Ryugu asteroid.
Since arriving at Ryugu asteroid in June this year, the Hayabusa2 Spacecraft probe has studied 54,000 points on its surface.
After analyzing the Itokawa asteroid dust sample sent by the Hayabusa spacecraft, Japan, Japanese astronomers discovered many interesting information.
Experts believe that asteroids flying around the Earth contain many precious metals such as gold and platinum worth up to $ 100 billion for each person on the green plan…
2016 NF23, asteroid with an estimated diameter of 70-160m is about to fly close to Earth, Mirror reports. It does not collide but will cross over 5 million km from the g…
Two years after being launched from Florida (USA), the USSIRIS-REx spacecraft (NASA) is getting closer to the ancient Bennu planet.
After many failed attempts to land on this asteroid surface, Hayabusa finally landed and collected 15,000 small dust particles in 2005.
There are many mini moons around the earth. Their origin may be the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.