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A dying satellite could use its final moments to photograph the infamous asteroid Apophis in 2029
An Australian startup wants to recycle a geostationary satellite to get an up-close look at the "doomsday" asteroid Apophis.
The Daily Galaxy on MSN
This dying satellite could capture the final close-up of Apophis before its 2029 flyby
In an exciting new venture, HEO Robotics, an Australian startup, is setting its sights on a rare cosmic event—the 2029 close ...
Space is an exceedingly random place. Everything in the known universe may be governed by some pretty hard laws of physics, but so are BBs in a jar when you shake them up and down. That doesn’t stop ...
Since the discovery of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, the internet has been ignited with conspiracy theories about the celestial object. An influencer is now claiming that the discovery of the ...
Oreo created an asteroid-proof vault in Norway to store cookies and their recipe. The marketing stunt was inspired by the Global Seed Vault, which protects a record of biodiversity. Oreo is following ...
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