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ToughSF
ToughSf
Asteroid mining is much more plausible than you think: https://youtu.be/y8XvQNt26KI I propose a sequence of events that minimizes the set-up cost while maximizing the returns for processing asteroids, as I will
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Jessica Noviello, Ph.D.
JessicaNoviello
There are literally millions of asteroids that a mission could choose as its target. Why did Hayabusa2 choose asteroid #Ryugu? A thread. Asteroid missions are still relatively new. The first
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Sean Raymond
sraymond_astro
David Nesvorny's and my new review is out: "Origin and dynamical evolution of the asteroid belt". It will be published in a book on Ceres and Vesta.Let me go through
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Phil Plait
BadAstronomer
Did you feel the breeze? A few days ago, the small asteroid 2020 QG passed just 2,950 km above the Earth, the closest near-miss ever recorded!https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/a-small-asteroid-called-2020-qc-just-gave-earth-the-closest-near-mis
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Bruce Macintosh
bmac_astro
The thing that makes me sad about the discussion of ʻOumuamua isn't anything objection to SETI; it's the way it pulls all the attention away from the core of an
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E.V. Starling
starlitstudy
Thread | A little bit on the HISTORY of western astrology. How far back the tradition goes, why we don't have one consistent practice, why Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and
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Dr. Phil Metzger
DrPhiltill
The theory the asteroids came from a single broken planet came from Olbers in early 1800s but was quickly rejected since the orbits don’t work. By the late 1800s Kirkwood
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s o p h
mercurialastro
Some minor astrological things that beginners sometimes aren't aware of/can forget:- The planets that, in general, mainly affect your personality are the Sun, Moon, Merc, Venus, & Mars... that being
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People_of_Space: Nicholas
People_Of_Space
Hi everyone this is going to be a thread with links to different blog posts (and a podcast) from my website, http://www.astronoir.org (for easy access): "America’s multifaceted truth: NASA,
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Joalda Morancy
solarrsystem
Welcome to Day 1 of Ocean Worlds Week!Today I'm going to be giving a quick introduction to what ocean worlds really are. How do they form? Why are they important?
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Zo 🇧🇮🇹🇿
ZorayaBlack_
People on Astro twitter avoiding attributing someone’s sex appeal/kindness/fame/popularity/romance to their Sagittarius placements and trying find Scorpio/Leo/Aries placements somewhere, anywhere: I feel the only time they will bring up s
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Nick LS Whelan ☭
linkskywalker
Much tea has been spilled about how Batman is awful because he could do much more good by spending his money on social programs. This is an entirely valid reading
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Ruth McManus
RMcMnow
Today's #GeoAdvent goodie is some edited highlights of the life of the ‘founder of physical geography’ Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859). #LoveGeography #PhysicalGeographer #Biogeography #Prussia #SouthAmerica #explorer #climatolog
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Jon23191447
I think this just might blow your mind... Please check this thread out and assure me that It’s all wrong and I can go get some sleep This all started
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Alan Vincent Michaels
AlanVMichaels
#4many N-E-OsChris-to-u-gen-ni-a-ti-ko-pho-bi-a real!Apophis may hitruining Christmas for us allpain-in-asteroid© 2020 Alan Vincent MichaelsThread: https://twitter.com/search?q=%28alanvmichaels%23vsschristmas%23space&exclude%20mentions
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GameOnDaily
GameOn_Daily
The 6 maps in Star Wars: Squadrons have been released! Check them all out below:#StarWars #StarWarsSquadrons @EAStarWars Esseles: Though close to the New Republic space, it has been under Imperial
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