Not exact matches
Since his facility boasts one of the
most powerful privately owned telescopes in the country, he has also worked with NASA on projects like tracking the orbits of hundreds of faintly visible
known asteroids to determine whether they are on a collision course with Earth.
Morever, because Bennu has a slight - but - significant chance of striking our planet late in the 22nd century, it is also one of the
most threatening
asteroids known to humanity.
That feature — in which the crust thickness drops from 30 to about 10 miles (50 to 20 kilometers) over a large area that is the
most visible feature on Mars — has been
known to astronomers for more than 30 years and was long suspected to be due to an
asteroid impact that flung
most of the crust out the area.
The property results from the way they form: When a giant star runs out of fuel and can
no longer fight against the crushing force of its gravity, its core shrinks to the size of an
asteroid, and
most of its mass is blasted away in a titanic explosion called a supernova.
Most of the large
asteroids in the
Asteroid Belt are already known, so this means that either the meteorite originated on an asteroid that has been eroded, or there is another large asteroid ou
Asteroid Belt are already
known, so this means that either the meteorite originated on an
asteroid that has been eroded, or there is another large asteroid ou
asteroid that has been eroded, or there is another large
asteroid ou
asteroid out there.
If they do put your bones in a museum of the
most successful species ever to inhabit the earth (for millions of years, and not overpopulate it to boot) before being destroyed by a once in a millenium event
known as the
asteroid hit to the Gulf of Mexico just off of the Yucatan Peninsula, would you prefer to be placed with the herbavores, carnivores or omnivores?