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Tag Archives: asteroids
Mapping NASA’s “Planetary Defense Network” of observatories
The following four (4) maps depict the land-based optical and radio astronomical observatories that constitute NASA’s Planetary Defense Network against potential outer space threats, principally from asteroids, but also other identified Near-Earth Objects (NEOs). A detailed list of the observatories … Continue reading
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Tagged asteroids, civilization, environment, geography, history, humanity, land use, NASA, Near-Earth Objects, NEOs, observatories, optical, outer space, planning, Radio, space
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Mining the skies for knowledge from atop Magdalena Ridge
As noted previously, it was an honor to take a tour of New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology’s incredible Magdalena Ridge Observatory this past weekend. The scientific research complex located is at 10,600 feet in the Magdalena Mountains west … Continue reading
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Tagged asteroids, astronomy, astrophysics, cosmos, environment, geography, history, land use, Lightning, Magdalena Ridge Observatory, New Mexico Tech, observatories, outer space, planning, Science, space, telescopes
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