NASA says two small asteroids discovered just days ago will zip harmlessly past Earth on Wednesday, a double flyby that should be visible through a telescope.The asteroids were discovered on Sunday by the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona.The

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Washington, Sep 8 : Two asteroids are to zip close by Earth within hours of each other Wednesday, the US space agency said. The asteroids measuring several metres in diameter were discovered Sunday by a telescope in Arizona and will pass closer than the

Washington, Sept 8 : Two asteroids are expected to pass by the Earth on Sept 8 at the same distance as the moon from our planet. NASA scientists are available for live satellite interviews Wednesday morning, Sept. 8, to discuss these near-Earth objects.

Two asteroids are to zip close by Earth within hours of each other on Wednesday, the US space agency said. The asteroids measuring several metres in diameter were discovered Sunday by a telescope in Arizona and will pass closer than the moon's distance

NASA says two small asteroids discovered just days ago will zip harmlessly past Earth on Wednesday, a double flyby that should be visible through a telescope. The asteroids were discovered on Sunday by the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona. The

NASA says two small asteroids discovered just days ago will zip harmlessly past Earth on Wednesday, a double flyby that should be visible through a telescope. The asteroids were discovered on Sunday by the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona. The

Two asteroids are due to whiz past the Earth on Wednesday according to NASA. The US space agency has said the two small asteroids, which were discovered just days ago, will be visible through a telescope. The asteroids were only discovered on Sunday by

This visible image from the GOES-13 satellite at 11:31 UTC (7:31 a.m. EDT) on Sept. 7, 2010, shows the large extent of Tropical Storm Hermine's clouds stretching north into Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas, and south into northern Mexico. Credit:

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 (Xinhua) -- Two asteroids will pass within the moon's distance from Earth on Wednesday but neither will hit earth, the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said Tuesday. The Catalina Sky Survey near Tucson,

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WASHINGTON D.C. : The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on Tuesday announced that two asteroids will pass within the moon's distance from Earth on Wednesday. The objects were discovered last Sunday at the Catalina Sky Survey near

Two asteroids are due to whiz past the Earth on Wednesday according to NASA. The US space agency has said the two small asteroids, which were discovered just days ago, will be visible through a telescope. The asteroids were only discovered on Sunday by

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Tags: Asteroids, NASA, Earth Share Translate into: Washington: Two asteroids are to zip close by Earth within hours of each other Wednesday, the US space agency said. The asteroids measuring several metres in diameter were discovered Sunday by a

Two asteroids are to zip close by Earth within hours of each other Wednesday, the US space agency said. The asteroids measuring several metres in diameter were discovered Sunday by a telescope in Arizona and will pass closer than the moon's distance to

Two asteroids are due to whiz past the Earth on Wednesday according to NASA. The US space agency has said the two small asteroids, which were discovered just days ago, will be visible through a telescope. The asteroids were only discovered on Sunday by

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MOSCOW: Russia's space agency expressed outrage yesterday after the Defence Ministry refused one of its cosmonauts a prestigious state honour, in the first such snub in half a century of Soyuz flights. Cosmonaut Maxim Surayev, who returned to Earth in

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