RADAR Telescopes Pair Up to Image Near-Earth Asteroid 2014 HQ124. & A Whopper Or A Comet
Dec 1st: RADAR Telescopes Pair Up to Image Near-Earth Asteroid & A Whopper Or A Comet
Al Grauer Archive
Nov 24th: Where Is Juno & Tour A Neighbor World
Stories about Juno mission and touring in a neighbor world. @365DaysOfAstro
Nov 17th: 2007 VK184 Not An Impact Risk & Suddenly Appearing Asteroid
Asteroid 2007 VK184 Eliminated As An Impact Risk & Another Large Bright Suddenly Appearing Asteroid
Nov 10th: Approaching Wannabees & Asteroid 2014 JO25-What an Incredible Ride
During the same 6-night observing session as last week, Dr. Grauer determined that 14 of the 29 objects had “help” getting into weird orbits.
Nov 3rd: Earth Approaching Space Rocks & Large Dangerous Asteroids
Earth Approaching Space Rocks Collected Over 6 Nights & Large Dangerous Asteroids Still Appear Suddenly Without Warning
Oct 27th: A World Full Of Holes How Far is Forever
When you look out in space you are also looking back in time. Objects in space are older than they appear to us.
Oct 20th: First Earth-Sized Planet in the Habitable Zone & A Unique Metal World: Asteroid Psyche
Kepler discovered First Earth-Sized Planet in the Habitable Zone & A Unique Metal World: Asteroid Psyche
Oct 13th: Navigating The Night Sky & Astronauts Reveal Sobering Data on Asteroid Impacts
To the human eye the night sky is a source of mystery and wonder. Our ancestors knew it well. And we can too. Listen to how to navigating the night sky at #365DaysOfAstro
Oct 6th: Dash Cams and the Anatomy of An Airburst & Itokawa A Strange Space Peanut
Itokawa, Potentially Hazardous Asteroid which deserves special attention.
Sep 29th: Slow Movers At The Edge & The Big Ones
Imagine a world that is so far from our Sun that it receives less than 1/5,000 of the heat and light that makes our life possible.