Stars & how the form, a new interstellar comet, saturn break records for moon. more at #365DaysOfAstro
Oct 11th: Stars and How They Form
Tag: asteroid
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.
Sep 25th: Asteroid, Meteor, Meteorite, and Comet: What’s the Difference?
Adding up all of the mass in every asteroid in our entire solar system totals only less than the mass of our Moon. But what’s the difference between asteroid, meteor, meteorite, and even comet?
Sep 23rd: Asteroids: Rubble Piles of the Solar System
Thanks to Hayabusa 2 & OSIRIS-REx, we can learn more about this piles of rubble. A fascinating piles of rubble. Let’s talk about what we’ve learned so far. #365DaysOfAstro
Sep 15th: A Busy Month in the Earth Neighborhood & Number 5,000!
The 5,000th Earth approaching asteroid discovered by the Catalina Sky
Sep 12th: A Magical Color-Changing Asteroid!
An asteroid that changes color!
Why does a black hole end in a singularity? How can we measure distances to stuff in space?
Sep 8th: A Gentle Breakup Of An Asteroid & A Peanut Shaped Asteroid with a Moon
A strange moving object are actually three small objects embedded in a cloud of gas and dust. And asteroid Hektor & its moon created from asteroid collision
Sep 1st: Finding An Asteroid for Astronauts & Asteroids On An Inside Track
Asteroid search program focus focus on finding the large asteroids which pose a threat to Earth & manned mission to an asteroid.
Aug 25th: Binary Asteroids & A Lucky Friday the 13th
The potentially hazardous asteroid Asteroid 1998 QE2 & Apophis. #365DaysOfAstro