But what are a bunch of physicists to do when a pandemic grinds the world to a halt if not work on something “wildly theoretical,” as they put it? And there’s few things more aptly described as such than an asteroid city.
Even more wild: they’ve got an idea they think — and the math says — could work (if we are ever in a position to do it).
mars: Comets are often found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter: Here’s why - The ...
Overwhelmed with work, tired out and need a quick shut-eye? Employees at some new-age companies will now be allowed to snooze in the office and take some me-time as part of the workday.
Google on Saturday moved the Supreme Court against a ruling of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), which refused to stay a ₹1,337.76 crore penalty imposed on the technology giant for alleged anti-competitive practices.
Space 2023: NASA's Two Asteroid Missions, ESA's Jupiter Mission & Multiple Space ...
NASA will received a sample from one asteroid and launch a mission to another, ESA will send a probe to study Jupiter and its icy moons, and multiple space telescopes are on launch manifests this year.
With the caveat that launch schedules are notoriously unreliable, and that delays are inevitable, let’s take a look at these upcoming exploration and science missions.
Arecibo Studied 191 Asteroids That Flew Past the Earth.
Even though this is the largest data dump of its kind, it still only covers 191 asteroids of the 30,000 known NEAs. Those asteroids were scanned between December 2017 and December 2019 using a technique known as delay-Doppler radar.
A resolution of 7.5m is pretty precise for the number of asteroids in the study – most had only been seen as faint dots on an image plate beforehand. It’s also helpful in understanding a few other interesting characteristics of the asteroids, such as spin periods and sizes.
Asteroid threat looms! 5 asteroids set to buzz Earth soon, NASA reveals | Photos
Watch a comet make its closest approach in 50,000 years online | Space
A comet discovered just last year will make its closest approach to the sun next week, offering an excellent opportunity to view it.
Comet C/2022 E3 ZTF was discovered in March 2022 by astronomers at the California Institute of Technology's Zwicky Transient Facility when it was 397 million miles (640 million kilometers) from the sun .
Why ancient Roman structures like the Pantheon still stand - KAKE
Rome has often been called the Eternal City. Ancient Romans took pride in their metropolis and viewed it as an unshakable pinnacle, and poets such as Virgil and Ovid made similar references in their works to perpetuate this idea.
The Pantheon still stands as one of Rome's long-lasting marvels. Its oculus opens to the sky like the eye it was named for, letting in both sunlight and drenching rain. Standing beneath the wonder, you can almost feel the world turn .
The Sky This Week from January 6 to 13 | Astronomy.com
Friday, January 6
The January Full Moon, often called the Wolf Moon, occurs at 6:08 P.M. EST. Our satellite will dominate the sky tonight, making it a natural target for skygazers who may find it difficult to locate fainter targets with bright moonlight pushing back the darkness.
2023 movie preview: Our 40 most anticipated films
Guardians of the Galaxy. Indiana Jones. Fast and Furious. Dune. Aquaman. Ant-Man. Magic Mike. Mission: Impossible. Transformers. Shazam! Scream. The Exorcist.
There's rarely a year with any shortage of new installments in major franchises hitting big screens, but 2023 is stuffed to the gills (speaking of Arthur Curry) with them.
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