Flocking to find meteorite fragments in Russia
Meteorite collectors are coming to Russia's Chelyabinsk area to search for meteorite fragments after a large object exploded in the sky on February 15.
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Meteorite collectors are coming to Russia's Chelyabinsk area to search for meteorite fragments after a large object exploded in the sky on February 15.
A US senator commented that the US government invested a lot of money in the program to track objects near the earth, but their devices still could not detect meteorites…
Divers have just finished checking Lake Chebarkul, where a meteorite is thought to fall and create a giant crater on the ice, but no trace is found.
The meteorite falling into the Russian Ural region has been recalculated by NASA based on the latest data, with a mass of about 10,000 tons and a destructive power of up…
The meteorite weighing about 10,000 tons flew through the sky in the Ural region in the early morning hours on Friday when the world was holding its breath in anticipati…
Russia's deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin said yesterday he supported the call for the establishment of a system capable of preventing threats from space outside the…
Many large and small devastations by meteorites have occurred throughout the history of tens of billion years of Earth existence. Many countermeasures have also been stu…
A group of Russian scientists on February 17 found a stone, believed to be a meteorite fragment at Lake Chebarkul in the Chelyabinsk region, on February 15, after the Ru…
Projecting solar energy into dangerous meteorites so that they change direction or dissolve is the way scientists want to apply to stop the pellets.
Although studies suggest that it is unlikely that the asteroid carrying the demon Apophis plunges into the earth, it looks at the dimples on the surface of the moon, the…
The meteorite is about the size of a football field flying quite close to Earth, and will approach the closest distance to our planet in the middle of next month.
The Mars probe by NASA's Curiosity will soon make its first straight drill into the surface of the red planet, AFP quoted officials as saying. .
Deep Space Industries is the second US company to announce plans to develop resource exploitation in space asteroids.
A giant meteorite about 270 meters in size has just passed through the Earth, but is unlikely to pose a danger to our planet.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said 'Curious' is carrying out the cleaning of the red dust on the surface of the Martian rock.