Near-earth Objects Neos

NASA assures that an 'unlocated' asteroid, comparable in size to the Shard, will not collide with Earth on October 5th.

A new study reveals that new surveys are increasingly detecting new Near-Earth objects, including asteroids, that were previously hidden due to the glare of the Sun. These telescopic surveys are braving the Sun’s glare and searching for asteroids toward the Sun during twilight, unlike previous surveys that had a 'blind spot' for these celestial o...

According to NASA, an asteroid named 7335 (1989 JA) is estimated to just whizz past our planet on May 27. It is estimated to make a close approach at 2.5 million miles (4 million kilometres) from Earth. It’s the largest asteroid that will come close to Earth this year.

NASA is preparing a mission to deliberately smash a spacecraft into an asteroid — a test run should humanity ever need to stop a giant space rock from wiping out life on Earth.

A huge asteroid is making its way toward Earth and it will pass by our planet next week. Dubbed as Asteroid 2020 ND, it is classified as Near-Earth Object (NEO) and Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (PHA) by NASA.

Flying towards the planet at a speed of over 61,500 miles per hour, the Near-Earth Object (NEO) is big enough to destroy an entire city if collides with the Earth.

In a key step to defend Earth from potentially devastating risks of near-Earth objects or NEOs -- asteroids and comets -- whose orbits come within 30 million miles of Earth, NASA has released a federal planning document.

Near-Earth objects (NEOs)- asteroids and comets that may pose a hazard to life on Earth - are destroyed very far from the Sun rather than ending their existence in a dramatic plunge into the solar body, a new study suggests.

NASA has started a new programme called the Planetary Defence Coordination Office (PDCO) which will coordinate the space agency's efforts to detect and track near-Earth objects (NEOs), a media report said.

NASA scientists have generated the highest-resolution images to date of an Asteroid that will safely fly past Earth on the Christmas eve at a distance of 11 million km.

NASA has discovered the 10,000th near-Earth object (NEO) that could pass close to our planet in the future.

NASA assures that an 'unlocated' asteroid, comparable in size to the Shard, will not collide with Earth on October 5th.

A new study reveals that new surveys are increasingly detecting new Near-Earth objects, including asteroids, that were previously hidden due to the glare of the Sun. These telescopic surveys are braving the Sun’s glare and searching for asteroids toward the Sun during twilight, unlike previous surveys that had a 'blind spot' for these celestial o...

According to NASA, an asteroid named 7335 (1989 JA) is estimated to just whizz past our planet on May 27. It is estimated to make a close approach at 2.5 million miles (4 million kilometres) from Earth. It’s the largest asteroid that will come close to Earth this year.

NASA is preparing a mission to deliberately smash a spacecraft into an asteroid — a test run should humanity ever need to stop a giant space rock from wiping out life on Earth.

A huge asteroid is making its way toward Earth and it will pass by our planet next week. Dubbed as Asteroid 2020 ND, it is classified as Near-Earth Object (NEO) and Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (PHA) by NASA.

Flying towards the planet at a speed of over 61,500 miles per hour, the Near-Earth Object (NEO) is big enough to destroy an entire city if collides with the Earth.

In a key step to defend Earth from potentially devastating risks of near-Earth objects or NEOs -- asteroids and comets -- whose orbits come within 30 million miles of Earth, NASA has released a federal planning document.

Near-Earth objects (NEOs)- asteroids and comets that may pose a hazard to life on Earth - are destroyed very far from the Sun rather than ending their existence in a dramatic plunge into the solar body, a new study suggests.

NASA has started a new programme called the Planetary Defence Coordination Office (PDCO) which will coordinate the space agency's efforts to detect and track near-Earth objects (NEOs), a media report said.

NASA scientists have generated the highest-resolution images to date of an Asteroid that will safely fly past Earth on the Christmas eve at a distance of 11 million km.

NASA has discovered the 10,000th near-Earth object (NEO) that could pass close to our planet in the future.