📣 New Podcast! "920-Cometary Rocket" on @Spreaker #alien #asteroid #astronomy #comet #earth #jupiter #mars #meteor #meteorite #meteoroid #moon #nasa #planet #satellite #space #spaceweather #sun #telescope #venus #weather

📣 New Podcast! "920-Cometary Rocket" on @Spreaker #alien #asteroid #astronomy #comet #earth #jupiter #mars #meteor #meteorite #meteoroid #moon #nasa #planet #satellite #space #spaceweather #sun #telescope #venus #weather
Explorez la surface rugueuse d'une comète fascinante! 🌌✨
Next asteroid close approach: 2026 TR3 on 2026-Oct-09 at ~4.6 lunar distances, zipping by at 14.9 km/s.
While safe and predictable, the cosmos never ceases to amaze. Track 2026 TR3's journey in real-time here: orbitalradar.com/asteroid/2…
Der #Asteroid der die #Saurier ausgerottet haben soll, tat das nicht. Er ist aber dafür verantwortlich, dass die Erde, die vorher flach war, zu einer hohlen Kugel wurde und die Dinos jetzt im Inneren sind.
Der Asteroid ist direkt in die Mitte der #Erdscheibe geknallt. Dabei hat er die Scheibe […]
There's sugar in a rock from space 🍬☄️
📣 New Podcast! "409E-450-Saint Patrick's Day Comet" on @Spreaker #alien #asteroid #astronomy #comet #earth #jupiter #mars #meteor #meteorite #meteoroid #moon #nasa #planet #satellite #space #spaceweather #sun #telescope #venus #weather
Next asteroid close approach: 2026 TD1 on 2026-Oct-05, zooming by at ~6.6 lunar distances (2,555,912 km). Not a threat, but a cosmic wonder hurtling past us at 6.8 km/s.
Track its live path and orbit: orbitalradar.com/asteroid/2…
📣 New Podcast! "919-Automatic Detection Of An Impactor" on @Spreaker #alien #asteroid #astronomy #comet #earth #jupiter #mars #meteor #meteorite #meteoroid #moon #nasa #planet #satellite #space #spaceweather #sun #telescope #venus #weather
Fresh Scar — A bright ejecta scar cuts across gray lunar ground—a Moon-crater tee for astronomy readers and stargazers. Ships to US & Canada.
Next asteroid close approach: 2019 AS2 zooms by on 2026-Oct-02, skimming Earth at ~4.5 lunar distances — that's 1,720,472 km away, traveling at 7.3 km/s. Track its live path and orbit at our site 🌌. It’s a safe pass — nothing to fear.