Open Letter of the Association of Space Explorers 19th Annual Congress, Salt Lake City, UT 14 October 2005 The Association of Space Explorers1 (ASE), meeting in its annual congress in Salt Lake City, Utah from October 10

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• Astronomy
• Outer space
• NASA
• Astronomical surveys
• Planetary science
• Association of Space Explorers
• Spaceguard
• Near-Earth object
• Rusty Schweickart
• Neos
• Disaster
• Asteroid

A Teacher’s Guide for: “SOLAR SYSTEM SAFARI” OBJECTIVES:  To survey the different types of objects that make-up our Solar System.  To explore the differences between stars, planets, moons, asteroids, and dwa

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• Planetary science
• Definition of planet
• Solar System
• Planet
• Pluto
• Kuiper belt
• Natural satellite
• Dwarf planet
• Asteroid
• Jupiter
• New Horizons
• Comet

Killer Asteroids Lab #3: Changing impact probabilities, and astronomers crying wolf GOALS: The goal of this assignment is to use the uncertainty in 2007 WD5’s predicted position to estimate that asteroid’s probabilit

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• Planetary science
• Astronomy
• Solar System
• Asteroid
• Spaceflight
• Lander
• WD5

Mem. S.A.It, 2002, vol. 73, n. 3, ppA MAIN BELT ASTEROID: THE MOST PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE TUNGUSKA EVENT

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PSRD: Making and Differentiating Planets

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• Solar System
• Planetary science
• Planets
• Planetary systems
• Cosmogony
• Grand tack hypothesis
• Nebular hypothesis
• Planet
• Terrestrial planet
• Asteroid
• Accretion
• Protoplanet

Microsoft Word - NASA Asteroid Initiative Citizen Forum Full Report.docx

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Killer Asteroids Lab #2: Understanding the changing uncertainties of asteroid orbits GOALS: The goal of this assignment is to understand the uncertainties inherent in the orbits and predicted positions of asteroids, and

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• Asteroid
• Spaceflight

Teacher’s Guide to VIOLENT UNIVERSE OBJECTIVES:  To document some of the violent processes in the universe  To examine how some of these process could potentially affect the Earth

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• Planetary science
• Astronomy
• Outer space
• Asteroid
• Spaceflight
• Near-Earth object
• Comet
• The Universe
• Solar System
• Impact crater
• Moon
• Lunar craters

A Guide to Video Astrometry Alex Pratt – MPC Z92 Introduction Astrometry – the precise measurement of the position of a celestial body, e.g. an asteroid or a comet – is usually performed by taking one or more CCD i

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11th International LS-DYNA® Users Conference Simulation (5) Mathematical Modeling of Asteroid Falling into the Ocean

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