Discovery of a 'planet killer' threatening Earth.
American scientists have just discovered an asteroid classified as a "planet killer" that could potentially pose a threat to Earth.
American scientists have just discovered an asteroid classified as a "planet killer" that could potentially pose a threat to Earth.

The experiment to crash a spacecraft into the asteroid Dimorphos on September 26th, aimed at diverting the celestial body, was successful, the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has just confirmed.

The UK Meteor Network received hundreds of reports from witnesses who saw and heard a loud explosion from a fireball that flew into the atmosphere on the night of September 14th.

A Diablo Canyon meteorite fell to Earth approximately 50.000 years ago and was first discovered in 1891.

Scientists at the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have just discovered an asteroid flying extremely close to Earth on the evening of July 7th (US time, or the morning of July 8th in Vietnam).

A famous extraterrestrial object could shatter current theories of planet formation, rewriting Earth's early history.
NASA says a small meteorite struck the James Webb Space Telescope, causing one of the telescope's gold-plated mirrors to become misaligned.
An asteroid twice the diameter of the Empire State Building will fly past Earth in the next few hours.

Modern analytical techniques have revealed shocking components hidden within three famous meteorites that fell in Murchison (Australia) and Lake Tagnish (Canada).

Recently declassified data from the U.S. Space Command has for the first time mentioned the origin of the fireball that appeared in the skies over Papua New Guinea in 2014.
Astronomer Gianluca Masi of the Virtual Telescope Project (Italy) used the telescope to photograph 2022 GN1 as the asteroid flew past Earth on April 6.

An asteroid the size of a skyscraper – which astronomers once classified as potentially hazardous – just flew past Earth.

Astronomers have confirmed that the "potentially hazardous" asteroid will make its closest approach to Earth this Friday (April 1st).

A new study has discovered dozens of craters scattered across the state of Wyoming (USA) following a meteorite impact hundreds of millions of years ago.

In its 4,5 billion years of existence, Earth has been "hit" by hundreds of large asteroids in at least 190 collisions.

Dutch scientists have used an AI to create a "map of extraterrestrial treasure" in Antarctica, where an estimated 300.000 objects from space are believed to be hidden.
The world's largest black diamond is believed to be the result of a meteorite impact with Earth 2,6 to 3,8 billion years ago.

American professor Paul Springer warns that extraterrestrial invaders could "weaponize" asteroids to destroy cities and take over Earth.

The Earth will be threatened by meteorites, floods, droughts, and widespread famine, according to predictions by the 16th-century French astrologer Nostradamus.
Three asteroids will fly past Earth in the coming weeks, including one meteorite with a diameter of up to 260 meters.

Asteroid 4660 Nereus, carrying a large stockpile of metals worth $4,71 billion, is expected to enter Earth's orbit on December 11th.

This isn't the first time asteroid 2018 AH has "visited" Earth; its most recent approach was in 2018.

A "rock" that metal detectorists in Australia had left in storage for six years, so hard that even a drill couldn't break it, turned out to be a treasure from ancient space.

Scientists have discovered an asteroid that threatens Earth.

A large portion of the 317 Martian meteorites that have fallen to Earth may have originated from the eruption of the extraterrestrial supervolcano Tharsis 1 million years ago.

A woman in British Columbia, Canada, narrowly escaped death when a meteorite unexpectedly pierced her roof and landed on her pillow while she was sleeping.
A new study by Chinese astronomers suggests that one million planets could potentially collide with and endanger Earth within the next century.
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Constellations and planets, each with its own unique beauty, inspire us to continually explore the vast, mysterious, yet spectacular universe.
The meteor hurtled down at a speed of 61.000 km/h, creating an explosion 1.000 times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima.