The Plan to Bring an Asteroid to Earth
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8 ott 2011
The Plan To Bring An Asteroid To Earth
Scientists and engineers met last week at Caltech to discuss the possibility of capturing an asteroid and placing it in orbit near Earth to use as a base for manned space missions further into the solar system.
22 ago 2011
Kamikaze Satellite Could Be Earth’s Last Defense Against Asteroid
Chinese researchers from Beijing’s Tsinghua University have revealed plans to divert the asteroid Apophis — which may well collide with Earth in a couple decades — by smashing a kamikaze solar sail into it.
Kamikaze Satellite Could Be Earth’s Last Defense Against Asteroid
Backlink: http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2011/08/divert-asteroid-apophis/
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