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European Asteroid Mission Could Launch Soon, Target Space Rock Moves Near Earth
The European Space Agency (ESA) is now entering the detailed definition phase of its Asteroid Impact Mission (AIM), which will be the first-ever mission to a binary asteroid system.
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Giant Metallic Asteroid Could Have Water on its Surface, Scientists Find
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ESA to Beam World’s Longest Laser Light to Carry Science Discoveries From Space to Earth
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ESA Conducts Second PANGAEA Training for Astronauts’ Future Mars Exploration
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Asteroids Can Hit Earth Without Warning, Asgardia Scientist Says
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How an Ancient Comet Collision Could Have Caused Global Warming 56 Million Years Ago
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1000 'Perilous' Asteroids Discovered Near Earth, a Confirmation of Conspiracists' End of the World Prophecy?
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NASA Tests Osiris-REx Thruster on the Way to Asteroid Bennu
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NASA'S OSIRIX-REx Phones Home, Aces System Checks 3 Weeks After Launch
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