Today’s Travelers in the Night tell a story about Josh Hogan came across an object with a tail and Vivian Carvuhal debut in asteroid hunting.
May 4th: Asteroid With A Tail & Vivian’s Debut
Tag: catalina sky survey
Mar 9th: Asteroids 2016 & Suddenly Bright
2016 was another record year for asteroid hunters where they discovered 1,894 new Earth approaching objects. And large space rock can approach the Earth & appeared as a bright star
Jan 5th: Discovery and Recovery & Loss and Gain
New observations linked with observations 10 years earlier about 2013 TG6’s orbital elements & Catalina Sky Survey search of Earth approaching objects that could pose a threat to our home planet.
Oct 20th: Tiny Atira & Ethics and Mars
Today’s Travelers in the Night tell us stories about tiny Atira discovery and should martian microbes be sacrificed to human space exploration?
Apr 28th: Mtn Ops & Close Space Rocks
Today we have story about Steward Observatory’s Mountain Lemmon Operations that helps Catalina Sky Survey to discover many asteroids. Also about 11 close approaches by asteroids larger than 300 feet in diameter.
Feb 4th: Tough Tourist & Born Wild
Meteorites on Earth as well as the cratering on Moon, Mercury, Mars, and other bodies suggest that our solar system was born wild and stayed that way for a while.
Nov 26th: Close Duo & Close or Not
The discovery of asteroids, 2016 BA15, the scarier 2016 BY14, and 2013 TX68 which orbit is not well known.
Dec 11th: Human Geological Epoch & A Haul
If your are wondering how far the human race has gone in changing our planet, you should look into rock and ice layers currently being produced on planet Earth.
Oct 30th: Stretch Marked Moon & Life’s Core
Today we have the story about The end of the line for the moon of a planet is when it reaches the Roche Limit distance from its host and a modern ribosome found in a particular organism is organized into layers
Apr 3rd: Planets, Billiards and Alchemy & An Eternal One
Today we have story about how Newton ideas of physical world and mathematics continue to touch our lives. Also about Comet C/2013 US10.