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Internal emails expose how NASA scientists missed what they called the "largest asteroid" to "pass this close to Earth in the last century."
A meteorite has been captured on CCTV lighting up the sky in North Australia. Residents reported a flash as bright as daylight and a noise that rattled windows as the fireball landed at around midnight.
On December 13 and 14, up to 120 meteors an hour will be visible in what will be the last major astronomical spectacle of 2018.
Bright Flash And Loud Boom Ignite Meteor Speculation In Great Lakes Region
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If you have ever looked up into the night sky hoping to catch a glimpse of a shooting star but not had much luck, may we
November is already shaping up to be packed with astrological fireworks, with everything from a supermoon to giant meteor
The spectacular stargazing show
It’s that time of year again, when the Perseids meteor shower will be shooting across our skies and we’ll crane our necks
The somewhat dubious source of this suggestion is the website Whatdoesitmean, which cites “an intriguing Ministry of Defence
With still no concrete explanation for what happened to EgyptAir flight MS804, a bizarre new theory has emerged. The Airbus
In the early morning of Tuesday 17 May the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire was treated to a particularly impressive light
In the early morning of Tuesday 17 May the city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire was treated to a particularly impressive light
According to UKMON, the meteor was brighter than most with just one in 12,000 meteors achieving a fireball of the size that
The meteor was then quickly picked up by the UK Meteor Network which reported that they too had seen the huge fireball as
A suspected meteor lit up the skies of the Scottish Highlands on Monday, prompting calls to the police from worried witnesses
A spectacular meteor shower lit up the skies on Wednesday night creating an "absolutely amazing" display. Hundreds of shooting
For the second time in six months a huge blinding flash has temporarily turned night into day above the skies in Russia. The
John Alasdair Macdonald captured this stunningly bright shooting star over Loch Ness, Scotland on Sunday 15 March. Mr Macdonald