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Sun umbrella attached to asteroid may help fight global warming

Sun umbrella attached to asteroid may help fight global warming
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Potentially hazardous asteroid spotted by NASA, UW scanner in Hawaii

A nearly 600-foot-long asteroid, dubbed 2022 SF289, was discovered during a test drive with the Atlas Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System survey.

South africaUnited statesNatalie neysa alundMario juriVerac rubinUniversity of hawaiiDirac instituteUniversity of washingtonInstitute for astronomyAtlas terrestrial impact last alert systemAri heinzeRubin observatory

Potentially hazardous , 600-foot asteroid seen by scanner poses no immediate risk to Earth, scientists say

Potentially hazardous , 600-foot asteroid seen by scanner poses no immediate risk to Earth, scientists say
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Potentially hazardous asteroid spotted by NASA, UW scanner in Hawaii

A nearly 600-foot-long asteroid, dubbed 2022 SF289, was discovered during a test drive with the Atlas Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System survey.

South africaUnited statesNatalie neysa alundMario juriVerac rubinUniversity of washingtonUniversity of hawaiiInstitute for astronomyDirac instituteAtlas terrestrial impact last alert systemAri heinzeRubin observatory

Potentially hazardous asteroid identified through new algorithm | University of Hawaiʻi System News

The roughly 600-foot-long asteroid, designated 2022 SF289, was discovered during a test drive of the algorithm with the ATLAS survey in Hawaiʻi.

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