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NASA has collected the largest asteroid sample to date. Here's why it's significant and how Australia is involved

NASA has collected the largest asteroid sample to date. Here's why it's significant and how Australia is involved
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Curtin Set to Study Rare Asteroid Samples from NASA Mission

Curtin Set to Study Rare Asteroid Samples from NASA Mission
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Asteroid the size of Sydney Harbour Bridge is 'hard to destroy'

Itokawa, around 1.2 million miles from Earth, is a rubble pile asteroid - so a spacecraft would pass through it, report experts at Curtin University in Perth, Australia. ....

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