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Sunday, January 3, 2021

A short lesson on asteroids

Asteroid Impacts - AAAS/Subaru Prize website

Posted by Teresa Robeson at 6:12 PM No comments:

Labels: asteroid, astronomy

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Why not? ;)

Actually, it was because I kept getting way cool links from tweets from people I follow on Twitter.com, and I wanted to save these items for future reference.

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