Space
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'Potentially Hazardous' Kilometer-Wide Asteroid Set to Pass by Earth, Here's How to Track it
An asteroid that measures a little over half a mile wide, bigger than any building on Earth, is to fly by Earth and through the inner solar system, with a proximity close enough to our planet that even backyard astronomers can get a glimpse.
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Quadrantid Meteor Shower: How to Watch This Week's Breathtaking Celestial Display
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NASA Raises Warning as Five Massive Asteroids Will Pass Near Earth This January
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Could Octopuses Have Come from Outer Space? Papers of Science Could Prove Why
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