The Constellation of Starke Creatives Network and Prairie Trails Club will meet on Sunday, October 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. CT.
They will travel the Erie Trail together in order to check out Our Solar System in Scale (OSSIS) project which incorporates education, arts and culture.
The Largest Asteroid In The Solar System - WorldAtlas
The first object discovered in the Asteroid Belt was Ceres . Ceres was discovered by the astronomer Giuseppe Piazzi in 1801. Initially, Piazzi believed he had found a comet , yet further observations revealed that it was in fact something else.
Subsequent observations of Ceres and its orbital path began revealing a number of other objects. A year after Ceres was discovered, astronomers discovered another large object located between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
New milestone: 30,000 near-Earth asteroids discovered in our Solar System | Science-Environment
Astronomers have discovered 30,039 near-Earth asteroids (NEAs) in the Solar System, with a majority of them discovered in the last decade.
NEAs are rocky bodies that orbit through our Solar System and pass close enough to our planet to pose an impact risk. They make up about a third of the roughly one million asteroids discovered so far in our Solar System.
ASU researchers piece together the story of planetesimal formation through magnetism | ASU News
What Is The Oldest Rock Ever Found? - WorldAtlas
In 1969, a small meteorite struck the Earth near Murchison, Australia. The meteorite itself is one of the most intensely studied rocks to ever fall to our planet, mostly due to how big it is and the fact that people actually saw it fall to the surface.
This is what it'd look like if the solar system's largest asteroid hit Earth | indy100
The Discovery Channel has released a simulation of what would happen if the largest asteroid in the solar system collided with Earth.
The clip shows the giant rock crashing down onto the planet creating a wave of fire and destruction almost instantly.
Breathtaking Footage Shows a Martian Moon Eerily Eclipsing Jupiter : ScienceAlert
Every hour of the day, every day of the year, our Solar System is just out there beyond Earth's pale blue sky, doing its thing. Sometimes – if we're in the right place at the right time – we get to see that thing from a new perspective.
A little spacecraft over 100 million kilometers (62 million miles) from home happened to be in the right place at the right time, and we couldn't be more grateful.
How Winking Stars Map Asteroids - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
An innovative method enables astronomers to gauge the size and shape of a distant asteroid — and potentially any km-scale object in the solar system.
The littlest worlds of our solar system are weird. We're used to planets and large moons that are nice and round.
NASA's Lucy mission is poised to explore a different set of wordlets in a few years' time. Launched in 2021, it will fly by Earth twice (the first time this weekend!) and approach a main-belt asteroid in 2025.
Follow along as our #LucyMission zooms past Earth this weekend on its journey to explore the Jupiter Trojan asteroi… https://t.co/bb7d2st4yQ NASASolarSystem (from Milky Way Galaxy) Thu Oct 13 23:49:20 +0000 2022
🧵 There is evidence that our Sun and solar system developed at the edge of a Wolf-Rayet system in some ways similar… https://t.co/jbmyB3LHqQ NASASolarSystem (from Milky Way Galaxy) Wed Oct 12 16:38:09 +0000 2022
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