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442-Brian's Debut
442-Brian's Debut

During the only 3 clears hours of his first night solo as an asteroid hunter, my new Catalina Sky Survey teammate Brian Africano discovered two new E…

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441-Carson's Pair
441-Carson's Pair

My Catalina Sky Survey teammate Carson Fuls was observing, in the constellation Lynx, with our Schmidt telescope on Mt. Bigelow, Arizona , when withi…

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440-Tracking Elon's Car
440-Tracking Elon's Car

Starman and Tesla will continue to orbit the Sun for millions of years to come as a physical testament to human ingenuity and our sense of humor.

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439-Big and Close
439-Big and Close

A large asteroid approached Earth from the direction of the Sun with little advanced warning.

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438-Bright Darkness
438-Bright Darkness

Most of the humans on planet Earth have never witnessed that the natural night sky is not dark; but rather it is alive with it's own lights. See for …

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437-Christmas Comet
437-Christmas Comet

On December 25, 2017, while searching for Earth approaching asteroids in the constellation of Virgo, the Universe gave my Catalina Sky Survey teammat…

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436-Lonely Asteroids
436-Lonely Asteroids

The lonely asteroids which travel high above and far below most of the other members of our solar system may be made out of very strong materials and…

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435-Number 31
435-Number 31

Asteroid Hunter, Alex Gibbs, discovered a comet on one of it's rare visits to our neighborhood.

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434-Biggest Space Rock
434-Biggest Space Rock

The largest Earth approaching space rock, found by the Catalina Sky Survey in 2017, is 3,250 feet in diameter. One like it strikes the Earth every 50…

8 years, 2 months ago

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433-Tiniest Space Rock
433-Tiniest Space Rock

Asteroid hunters have discovered a 4 foot 6 inch diameter, baby space rock, about 478,000 miles away in the constellation of Pisces traveling in our …

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