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  • simulations Try this fun asteroid impact simulator and visualize Earth's annihilation David Pescovitz
  • fun Asteroid impact simulator Rob Beschizza
  • disasters This website lets you simulate the effects of crater impacts anywhere on Earth Mark Frauenfelder
  • NASA Did the DART mission actually redirect an asteroid? Gareth Branwyn
  • NASA Impact! The DART mission, humanity's first attempt at redirecting an asteroid, finds its target Gareth Branwyn
  • NASA Just how big were the rocks we saw on Dimorphos seconds before impact? Gareth Branwyn
  • asteroids Half-giraffe-sized asteroid hits Earth, according to the Daily Mail Thom Dunn
  • archaeology Scientists found geological evidence of the Biblical destruction of Sodom Thom Dunn
  • Comics Watch this cool asteroid size-comparison video Mark Frauenfelder
  • space exploration Japanese scientists find water and organic matter on Itokawa asteroid Gareth Branwyn
  • asteroids OREO built an asteroid-proof Oreo bunker in the Arctic Thom Dunn
  • astronomy A video tour of the Bennu asteroid Gareth Branwyn
  • Space An asteroid will come close to hitting the Earth the day before Election Day Thom Dunn
  • youtube Here's how asteroid mining will transform the world Andrea James
  • Science Enormous and "potentially hazardous" asteroid will fly by Earth tomorrow David Pescovitz
  • Science Japanese spacecraft fired cannonball into asteroid David Pescovitz
  • asteroids Another week, another warning from NASA about an asteroid headed our way March 3, 2020 Mark Frauenfelder
  • asteroids Comparing the size of known asteroids to New York City Mark Frauenfelder
  • News NASA reports a "potentially hazardous" asteroid will come close to Earth on February 15, 2020 Mark Frauenfelder
  • Science Incredible images from the rovers on asteroid Ryugu David Pescovitz
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