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Tue, 15 May 2012 16:50:21 GMT NASA is Training Up an Astronaut Crew for a Potential Manned Asteroid Mission - Popular Science Popular Science NASA is Training Up an Astronaut Crew for a Potential Manned Asteroid Mission Popular Science In February 2000 NASA's NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft approached Eros, established orbit and made a soft landing on its surface, the first mission ever to do so. While in orbit NEAR took over 160000 images of Eros' surface, identifying over 100000 craters, ... - and more »

Sat, 05 May 2012 02:14:13 GMT Manned Asteroid Flyby Mission (1966) - Wired News Manned Asteroid Flyby Mission (1966) Wired News By David SF Portree German astronomer Gustav Witt discovered the asteroid Eros (image at top of post) on August 13, 1898. Eros was both the first asteroid found to orbit entirely outside of the Main Belt of asteroids between Mars and Jupiter and the ... -

Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:15:42 GMT Giant asteroids struck Earth more often than thought - StandardNet StandardNet Giant asteroids struck Earth more often than thought StandardNet Using new techniques based not on finding the craters left behind by asteroids but the droplets of molten rock that ascended into space on impact and fell back as tiny sand-like particles, the researchers concluded that Earth took a far more savage ... - and more »

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