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Satellite Pollution: Overcrowded Satellites Pose Risk to Night Sky View and Asteroid Monitoring
Moving satellites may soon block most of our view into space, as well as to detect incoming space rocks.
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Solar Storm Alert: Geomagnetic Storm Hits Earth: NOAA – SWPC Issues Warning
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Giant Asteroid as Big as Empire State Will Make Close Approach Near Earth this Week
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Asteroid Hits Off the Coast of Iceland, Becoming the Fifth Known Earth Impactor
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Massive Asteroid with a Size of a Stadium to Fly by Earth This Friday; NASA Classifies it as Potentially Hazardous
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Update: Massive Asteroid ‘2001 CB21’ Nears its Approach to Fly by Earth on March 4
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NASA to Track Rogue Rocket's Moon Crater Grave on March 4; China Denies Ownership of Rocket
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Solar Storm Disables at Least 40 Newly-launched Communication Satellites
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Massive Asteroid with a Size of the Empire State Building to Fly by Earth on Friday
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New Experiments Revealed How Mars Lost Its Oceans Due to a Change in Magnetic Field
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International Space Station to Retire by Crashing Into Pacific Ocean in 2031
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'Potentially Hazardous' Asteroid Expected to Fly by Earth on March 4
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NASA’s ATLAS Upgraded to Scan the Entire Night Sky for Near Earth Objects
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