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	Science Daily update ⋅ October 31, 2022
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	Space.com A skyscraper-sized 'potentially hazardous' asteroid will zip through Earth's orbit on Halloween Space.com A newly discovered, "potentially hazardous" asteroid almost the size of the world's tallest skyscraper is set to tumble past Earth just in time for Halloween, according to NASA. The asteroid, called 2022 RM4, has an estimated diameter of between 1,083 ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post The sun was 'smiling' in a NASA photo. It might be a warning for Earth. The Washington Post It turns out that anyone who drew a smiley-faced sun as a kid has been scientifically proved — somewhat — right. Last week, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured an image of the biggest object in our solar system looking like the Stay Puft ... Flag as irrelevant
	collectSPACE.com Astronaut candidates' fly-shaped class patch is a lunar 'slam dunk' collectSPACE.com NASA's astronaut candidates are giving new definition to "fly me to the moon" with their newly-revealed class patch. The 12 spaceflight trainees — 10 from the U.S. and two from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) — reported for two years of basic training ... Flag as irrelevant
	SpaceNews Perseverance to establish sample cache for later return to Earth SpaceNews WASHINGTON — NASA and the European Space Agency have selected a location on Mars to cache samples collected by the Perseverance rover, one step in the overall process of returning those samples to Earth. NASA announced Oct. 28 that the agencies agreed ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNET This Stellar Ghost Isn't Scary. It's Stunning CNET It's a whopping 554 million-pixel image that paints a cosmic marvel, called the Vela supernova remnant, in translucent lavenders, piercing pale blues and stringy sunset colors. In the spirit of Halloween, might I ... Flag as irrelevant
	ExtremeTech Perseverance Rover Prepares to Drop Off Mars Samples for Return Mission ExtremeTech The Perseverance rover is a well-equipped robot with a gaggle of cameras, multiple spectrometers, and even a little box that makes oxygen. You can't get every possible scientific instrument on a Mars-bound rover, though. To really understand the red ... Flag as irrelevant
	University of Virginia The Cavalier Daily U.Va creates technology to aid NASA lunar exploration University of Virginia The Cavalier Daily NASA has selected the School of Engineering and Applied Science to work on technology that can hopefully be applied for future missions to the moon as it prepares to launch Artemis and return astronauts to the moon. With the last manned mission to the ... Flag as irrelevant
	WFTV Orlando Mars lander discovers massive crater created by meteoroid near Martian equator, unearths buried ice WFTV Orlando ORLANDO, Fla. — A recent discovery by NASA's InSight lander could have implications for NASA's future plans to send astronauts to the red planet. On Dec. 24, 2021, NASA's InSight lander recorded a magnitude 4 Marsquake that scientists later learned was ... Flag as irrelevant
	silive.com NASA tool can detect methane 'super-emitters' from space silive.com The agency's Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation (EMIT), installed on the International Space Station in July, has found more than 50 locations in Asia, the Middle East and the United States releasing methane at high rates. Flag as irrelevant
	Duluth News Tribune Astro Bob: Total lunar eclipse highlights November sky events Duluth News Tribune Temperatures may plummet in November, but the heavens are heating up! Check out the latest night-sky calendar. Total eclipse May 2022. The fully eclipsed moon is dark enough to see stars right up to its edge. Binoculars provide the best view. Flag as irrelevant
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