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Aszteroida csapódhat a Földbe 2046-ban, számították ki a NASA tudósai. A kisbolygót csak most sikerült detektálnia a szakembereknek.
A 2023DW nevű aszteroidának 1 a 625-höz az esélye, hogy becsapódik a bolygónkba. Ez laikusoknak nem tűnik soknak, statisztikailag azonban igen nagy a becsapódás esélye, mondják a csillagászok.
A kisbolygó nagyjából 50 méter hosszú, vagyis akkora, mint egy olimpiai úszómedence. Ha becsapódna, komoly károkat tudna okozni.
Az aszteroida pontos alakja nem ismert, és pályája is bizonytalan, így valószínűleg elhalad mellettünk, a tudósok azonban minden lehetőséget számba vesznek, és folyamatosan nyomon követik a mozgását.
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[_oembed_41753a0d6302dd74e6569aab6aaedf09] => Orion's Optical Navigation Camera captured these stunning views of the lunar surface during our flyby on #Artemis flight day 20. pic.twitter.com/mfTL5ZSPSp
— Orion Spacecraft (@NASA_Orion) December 7, 2022
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[_oembed_b17ac91756745e69382f928dd2bb3301] => Splashdown!#Crew5 is back on Earth, completing a science mission of nearly six months on the @Space_Station. Their @SpaceX Dragon Endurance spacecraft touched down at 9:02pm ET (0202 UTC March 12) near Tampa off the coast of Florida. pic.twitter.com/nLMC0hbKY4
— NASA (@NASA) March 12, 2023
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[_oembed_5c23f5f02288d2e09d8b1e565a593012] => asteroid (2024 JP1) missed earth by 18 lunar distances: diameter ~30 m, velocity 4.7 km/s, energy ~117 kilotons. https://t.co/tPT3PILOLn
— Asteroids and Comets (@AsteroidMisses) June 1, 2024
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pic.twitter.com/XNIYJ0f15R
— Science (@ScienceGuys_) June 17, 2024
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