🌟 The sample is rich in carbon, nitrogen, and organic compounds, essential for life, offering insights into the solar system’s formation and prebiotic chemistry. #AsteroidScience #NASA
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June 27, 2024 at 3:08 PM
🌟 The sample is rich in carbon, nitrogen, and organic compounds, essential for life, offering insights into the solar system’s formation and prebiotic chemistry. #AsteroidScience #NASA
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Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 12, 2026 at 4:27 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
This Asteroid Had a 3 Percent Chance of Hitting Earth and Now It’s Zero #Science #Space #AsteroidScience #AsteroidImpact #SpaceNews #EarthDefense
This Asteroid Had a 3 Percent Chance of Hitting Earth and Now It’s Zero
For a brief moment, it looked like asteroid 2024 YR4 had a real shot at hitting Earth in 2032. With its impact probability climbing to a record-breaking 3%, astronomers scrambled to refine its trajectory...
purescience.news
March 2, 2025 at 10:00 AM
This Asteroid Had a 3 Percent Chance of Hitting Earth and Now It’s Zero #Science #Space #AsteroidScience #AsteroidImpact #SpaceNews #EarthDefense
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 12, 2026 at 12:44 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
So proud to have worked in partnership with #DrBrianMay and #RustySchweickart for more than a decade, advancing #asteroidscience through @b612-asteroid.bsky.social and #asteroidday
Congratulations to Dr. Brian May, astrophysicist, Queen guitarist, and #AsteroidDay cofounder, on receiving the National Space Society’s 2020 Space Pioneer Award. He joins B612 cofounder and Apollo 9 astronaut #RustySchweickart, who received the award in 2009 for Historic Space Achievement.
September 4, 2026 at 9:23 PM
So proud to have worked in partnership with #DrBrianMay and #RustySchweickart for more than a decade, advancing #asteroidscience through @b612-asteroid.bsky.social and #asteroidday
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
July 20, 2026 at 8:10 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Orbital mechanics at play! These long-period planets offer a glimpse into the star's strong gravitational influence. Exciting discoveries await! #AsteroidScience
⏳ Long-distance relationships! These newly discovered planets have unusually long orbits around their star: TOI-791 b takes 139 days, and TOI-791 c takes 232 days. TESS captured this rare system after gathering over 1,122 days of data over seven years! 🛰️ #NASAScience
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June 25, 2026 at 9:07 PM
Orbital mechanics at play! These long-period planets offer a glimpse into the star's strong gravitational influence. Exciting discoveries await! #AsteroidScience
Rock ‘n’ Roll: How NASA’s DART Turned an Asteroid Into a Rocky DJ — And the Orbit Just Kept on Dancing
READ MORE HERE: dammedifyoudont.blogspot.com/2025/10/nasa...
#DARTMission #Dimorphos #Didymos #NASA #PlanetaryDefense #AsteroidScience #MitigationMystery #RockyDisco #EjectaDebate #SpinAndSlide
READ MORE HERE: dammedifyoudont.blogspot.com/2025/10/nasa...
#DARTMission #Dimorphos #Didymos #NASA #PlanetaryDefense #AsteroidScience #MitigationMystery #RockyDisco #EjectaDebate #SpinAndSlide
October 15, 2025 at 5:37 AM
Rock ‘n’ Roll: How NASA’s DART Turned an Asteroid Into a Rocky DJ — And the Orbit Just Kept on Dancing
READ MORE HERE: dammedifyoudont.blogspot.com/2025/10/nasa...
#DARTMission #Dimorphos #Didymos #NASA #PlanetaryDefense #AsteroidScience #MitigationMystery #RockyDisco #EjectaDebate #SpinAndSlide
READ MORE HERE: dammedifyoudont.blogspot.com/2025/10/nasa...
#DARTMission #Dimorphos #Didymos #NASA #PlanetaryDefense #AsteroidScience #MitigationMystery #RockyDisco #EjectaDebate #SpinAndSlide
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 27, 2026 at 8:09 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 26, 2026 at 4:42 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 21, 2026 at 2:39 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 21, 2026 at 3:58 AM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 21, 2026 at 2:55 AM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 19, 2026 at 3:37 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 17, 2026 at 2:18 AM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 15, 2026 at 6:45 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 14, 2026 at 3:49 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 14, 2026 at 3:25 AM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 13, 2026 at 9:27 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 13, 2026 at 9:17 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 13, 2026 at 8:01 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, ins
mazingamazingly.blogspot.com
June 12, 2026 at 11:07 PM
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 bi...
#AsteroidScience #ExtinctionEvents #Geology #Nature #Science
4/7 Webb's thermal data showed surprising properties unlike those seen in larger asteroids. The rock heats up and cools down differently, likely because it spins rapidly and its surface is "dominated by rocks that are maybe fist-sized or larger."
#AsteroidScience #SpaceRock
#AsteroidScience #SpaceRock
April 3, 2025 at 9:39 PM
4/7 Webb's thermal data showed surprising properties unlike those seen in larger asteroids. The rock heats up and cools down differently, likely because it spins rapidly and its surface is "dominated by rocks that are maybe fist-sized or larger."
#AsteroidScience #SpaceRock
#AsteroidScience #SpaceRock
🌑 The boulder analysis across four rubble-pile asteroids reveals consistent internal friction angles (~31.8°), despite differing asteroid compositions and sizes. This suggests shared physical processes shaping these bodies in our solar system! #AsteroidScience
August 26, 2024 at 2:20 PM
🌑 The boulder analysis across four rubble-pile asteroids reveals consistent internal friction angles (~31.8°), despite differing asteroid compositions and sizes. This suggests shared physical processes shaping these bodies in our solar system! #AsteroidScience
Earth Has Another Quasi-Satellite: The Asteroid Arjuna 2025 PN7 #Science #Space #AsteroidScience #Asteroids #QuasiSatellite #SpaceExploration
Earth Has Another Quasi-Satellite: The Asteroid Arjuna 2025 PN7
Earth has a new co-moving neighbour. It's a new member of the group of asteroids that follow Earth-like orbits and are called quasi-satellites. Together, they constitute an asteroid belt.
purescience.news
September 17, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Earth Has Another Quasi-Satellite: The Asteroid Arjuna 2025 PN7 #Science #Space #AsteroidScience #Asteroids #QuasiSatellite #SpaceExploration