Asteroids,Comets,Meteors

Where would we be without Comets? Comets deliver gifts.

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Joyce Morse

Can you see Comet A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS with the unaided eye?

University Of Arizona

Astronomer

Star Sky

Get High

Can you see Comet A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS with the unaided eye?

Wow! Another one! Big new sungrazer comet could get SUPER-bright

The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs was NOT alone, scientists say

the sky is filled with stars and there are mountains in the foreground as well

'Dune' in White Desert National Park and 5 More Astronomy Photographer of the Year Finalists - TechEBlog

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Nuclear Detonations Could Deflect Dangerous Asteroids Away from Earth

Nuclear Detonations Could Deflect Dangerous Asteroids Away from Earth - Universe Today

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Hubble Space Telescope

Space Travel

Hubble Space Telescope Images

Tail

Self-destruction of an asteroid, with the longer dust ejecta tail stretching more than 500,000 miles. Distance: 214M miles from Sun. Credits: NASA, ESA, K. Meech and J. Kleyna (University of Hawaii), and O. Hainaut (European Southern Observatory).

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Sky With Stars

Sistem Solar

Image Nature

To Infinity And Beyond

Comet McNaught over Putauaki

Comet McNaught over Putauaki by Colour & Light

Can you see Comet A3 Tsuchinshan-ATLAS with the unaided eye?

Comet A3 is brightening. Will it be the comet of the year?

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Nature

Outer Space

Hubble Space Telescope Pictures

Комета Айсон в январе 2014 и декабре текущего что мы увидим

an image of the moon and some buildings in the sky with text that reads huge astroid to fly past earth

'Potentially hazardous' asteroid will skim past Earth next week

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Science In 60 Mins on X: "'Potentially hazardous' asteroid the size of a blue whale, named 2024 ON, will pass by Earth on Tuesday. NASA estimates its diameter to be between 721 and 1,575 feet. https://t.co/QlHa996poi" / X