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Jupiter on its way to protect Earth from Asteroids

Jupiter's gravity helps keep most asteroids from colliding with Earth.

What exactly are asteroids? Why do we track and... explore them?show more

China is absolutely DOMINATING AI Kimi K2 is insane.... 10 wild examples. 1. 3D Simulation of Asteroids hitting Earth in htmlshow more

8 new Near-Earth Asteroids have been discovered by the... Vera Rubin Observatory from just 10 hours of sky scanning over the course of a few nights. Imagine what Rubin will do when it's fully operational. #LSST #RubinObservatory #NEOshow more

🚨 MASSIVE ASTEROID ALERT 🚨 😱 5 ASTEROIDS TO... STRIKE EARTH ON JANUARY 4! ⚠️On January 4, something unusual appeared on NASA’s tracking systems. Not one. Not two. But five separate space objects entered Earth’s monitored region of space — all on the same day. 🛰️ WHAT WAS DETECTED NASA’s Near-Earth Object monitoring network identified five asteroids moving at extreme speeds, each following its own calculated path around our planet. • Classified as Near-Earth Asteroids (NEAs) • Traveling at tens of thousands of km/h • Detected days in advance • Tracked continuously as they approached and passed. Their distances varied, but all were close enough to activate automatic observation protocols. 🔭 WHY THIS STOOD OUT Asteroids pass Earth often — but multiple objects on the same date always draw attention. Every trajectory was recalculated. Every data point rechecked. Ground-based telescopes and automated systems stayed locked in. No public countdown. No dramatic warning. Just silent monitoring. 🌑 WHAT THE SYSTEMS SAW • Stable orbits • No sudden course changes • No fragmentation • No interaction with Earth’s atmosphere. One by one, the objects passed Earth’s vicinity and moved back into deep space. 🌍 THE RESULT No impact. No damage. No visible sign in the sky. To most people, January 4 felt completely normal. But above our heads, space traffic moved quietly — and was watched closely. 🛰️ THE BIGGER PICTURE Earth travels through a solar system filled with ancient debris left over from planet formation. Most objects remain distant. Some pass close. A few demand attention. This was one of those moments. The universe didn’t slow down. Earth didn’t notice. NASA kept watching. 🌌 Five asteroids came and went. The planet remained untouched. And space moved on. #Asteroids #NASA #SpaceUpdate #NearEarthObjects #CosmicWatch #Astronomy #Universeshow more

This generation is doomed. We need a reset button... to save humans or maybe we need several asteroids to save Earth from humans.show more

ESA's Hera mission has spotted its first asteroids! Hera... is on the way to the Didymos binary asteroid system to explore the aftermath of humankind's first attempt to move an asteroid. Though faint, these observations are very encouraging for the performance of Hera's camera.show more

Every person you kill in the round appears in... the Finisher, and you can shoot the asteroids AND YOU CAN POSE IN THE FINISHER // #VALORANTshow more

We are sure there is an asteroid hiding somewhere... in there behind all of the buildings… 🤔 Explore this and many more asteroids in Star Birds, which we developed together with our friends at Toukana ✨STAR BIRDS🐤 | Wishlist Now!! Get it now in Early Access on Steam:show more

10 #asteroids passed closer than the Moon in a... 5-day period from September 23-28. All were discovered this month. The largest up to 41 meters wide. #astronomyshow more

Today, June 30, is also National Meteor Watch Day!... Celebrate with us by heading outside on a clear evening and spending some time under the stars. Learn more about meteors and asteroids on our latest #WatchTheSkies blog:show more

Computer model of the distribution of space objects in... Earth's immediate vicinity According to NASA, 95% of them are space debris, while the rest are active satellites, small asteroids, etc.show more

the smallest known baby mammal on earth btw

We love Lucy! In this new animated series from... NASA Solar System, a plucky five-eyed spacecraft goes on an adventure through space to visit the Trojan asteroids in hopes of discovering the solar system's origin story. “Lucy” Episode 1 drops Nov 8 on NASA+:show more

The Rove World app is officially multichain with the... integration of NEAR Protocol 💫 Update the app, set your wallet to Near, access different events, tickets & on-chain rewards No need to bridge assets or connect wallets. Toggle seamlessly between chains using your same loginshow more

peaq app just got an upgrade Check out: →... Ecosystem page: Explore and start using 60+ apps on peaq → Machine DeFi page: The financial rails of the future Join the Machine Economy:show more

Only possible on a Flat Earth The Sun is... local and nearshow more