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Articles tagged: asteroid belt

  • Ceres, cryovolcanism, Dawn Mission, Dwarf Planet, impact craters 27 July 2016 Where did Ceres' craters go?

    ... has undergone a significant geological evolution in its past. Ceres is the largest object in the Main Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter, so accordingly, it is expected to be heavily cratered. However, research conducted by a team of scientists...

    • Ceres
    • cryovolcanism
    • Dawn Mission
    • Dwarf Planet
    • impact craters
  • 2016 WF9, asteroids, C/2016 U1 NEOWISE, comet, NEOWISE 30 December 2016 NEOWISE spots two new objects heading our way

    ... of the Solar System passing under the main asteroid belt and past Mars until it swoops just inside... entirely known and its designation has been placed on the fuzzy line between an asteroid and a comet. As a dark body, roughly 0.5 to 1 kilometre (0.3 ...

    • 2016 WF9
    • asteroids
    • C/2016 U1 NEOWISE
    • comet
    • NEOWISE
  • Declaration of the Rights of Humanity in the Universe, space law, space resources, Space rights October 2020 Morality, rights and responsibilities in space

    ... set of values – not necessarily on enforceable rules and laws. It is calculated that the iron in asteroid 16 Psyche, one of the most massive asteroids in the asteroid belt, could be worth US$10,000 quadrillion. NASA’s Psyche mission will explore the...

    • Declaration of the Rights of Humanity in the Universe
    • space law
    • space resources
    • Space rights
    Authors: Rick Tumlinson    
  • Deimos, Hayabusa-2, JAXA, Martian Moons eXploration (MMX), Phobos 21 February 2020 MMX mission gets green light to land on Phobos

    ...and Deimos are two asteroids captured by Mars’s gravity as they were scattered inwards from the asteroid belt. This is a popular... Hayabusa 2 mission which saw the spacecraft touch the asteroid surface only briefly to gather a minimal sample of ...

    • Deimos
    • Hayabusa-2
    • JAXA
    • Martian Moons eXploration (MMX)
    • Phobos
  • 30 November 2015 “Alien Megastructure” Star's Dimming was Possibly Caused by Comets

    ... light curve observed by Kepler further disfavors the scenarios involving a catastrophic collision in a KIC 8462852 asteroid belt, a giant impact disrupting a planet in the system or a population of dust-enshrouded planetesimals," Marengo and his...

  • Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), gas giants, NC–CC dichotomy, protoplanetary disk 13 January 2020 New study shows a split Solar System that kickstarted growth of Jupiter

    ... in meteorites found on Earth. Most meteorites that find their way to our planet come from asteroids located in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter and have traditionally been viewed as fragments from bodies that formed...

    • Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA)
    • gas giants
    • NC–CC dichotomy
    • protoplanetary disk
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