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  1. NASA management also promotes #TeamRadar at #SBAG , highlighting the #2011UL21 and #2024MK observations two weeks ago: echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/ju

    Thank you again, management.

  2. NASA management also promotes #TeamRadar at #SBAG , highlighting the #2011UL21 and #2024MK observations two weeks ago: echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/ju

    Thank you again, management.

  3. NASA management also promotes #TeamRadar at #SBAG , highlighting the #2011UL21 and #2024MK observations two weeks ago: echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/ju

    Thank you again, management.

  4. NASA management also promotes #TeamRadar at #SBAG , highlighting the #2011UL21 and #2024MK observations two weeks ago: echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/ju

    Thank you again, management.

  5. NASA management also promotes #TeamRadar at #SBAG , highlighting the #2011UL21 and #2024MK observations two weeks ago: echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/ju

    Thank you again, management.

  6. More details about the #TeamRadar observations of asteroids #2024MK and #2011UL21 from #Goldstone and #Canberra as they flew past Earth this past week:

    nasa.gov/solar-system/asteroid

    2011 UL21 turns out to have a small satellite orbiting it at something over 3 kilometers away.

    And 2024 MK is really tumbling.

    @setiinstitute

  7. More details about the #TeamRadar observations of asteroids #2024MK and #2011UL21 from #Goldstone and #Canberra as they flew past Earth this past week:

    nasa.gov/solar-system/asteroid

    2011 UL21 turns out to have a small satellite orbiting it at something over 3 kilometers away.

    And 2024 MK is really tumbling.

    @setiinstitute

  8. More details about the #TeamRadar observations of asteroids #2024MK and #2011UL21 from #Goldstone and #Canberra as they flew past Earth this past week:

    nasa.gov/solar-system/asteroid

    2011 UL21 turns out to have a small satellite orbiting it at something over 3 kilometers away.

    And 2024 MK is really tumbling.

    @setiinstitute

  9. More details about the #TeamRadar observations of asteroids #2024MK and #2011UL21 from #Goldstone and #Canberra as they flew past Earth this past week:

    nasa.gov/solar-system/asteroid

    2011 UL21 turns out to have a small satellite orbiting it at something over 3 kilometers away.

    And 2024 MK is really tumbling.

    @setiinstitute

  10. More details about the #TeamRadar observations of asteroids #2024MK and #2011UL21 from #Goldstone and #Canberra as they flew past Earth this past week:

    nasa.gov/solar-system/asteroid

    2011 UL21 turns out to have a small satellite orbiting it at something over 3 kilometers away.

    And 2024 MK is really tumbling.

    @setiinstitute

  11. Heute und am Samstag gibt es gleich zwei nahe Asteroidenvorbeiflüge – und einer dieser Brocken ist mit 2,3 Kilometer Größe ein echter Riese. #Asteroiden #2024MK #2011UL21 #Astronomie
    scinexx.de/news/kosmos/vorbeif

  12. Heute und am Samstag gibt es gleich zwei nahe Asteroidenvorbeiflüge – und einer dieser Brocken ist mit 2,3 Kilometer Größe ein echter Riese. #Asteroiden #2024MK #2011UL21 #Astronomie
    scinexx.de/news/kosmos/vorbeif

  13. Heute und am Samstag gibt es gleich zwei nahe Asteroidenvorbeiflüge – und einer dieser Brocken ist mit 2,3 Kilometer Größe ein echter Riese. #Asteroiden #2024MK #2011UL21 #Astronomie
    scinexx.de/news/kosmos/vorbeif

  14. Heute und am Samstag gibt es gleich zwei nahe Asteroidenvorbeiflüge – und einer dieser Brocken ist mit 2,3 Kilometer Größe ein echter Riese. #Asteroiden #2024MK #2011UL21 #Astronomie
    scinexx.de/news/kosmos/vorbeif

  15. Heute und am Samstag gibt es gleich zwei nahe Asteroidenvorbeiflüge – und einer dieser Brocken ist mit 2,3 Kilometer Größe ein echter Riese. #Asteroiden #2024MK #2011UL21 #Astronomie
    scinexx.de/news/kosmos/vorbeif

  16. ESA: "Two large asteroids safely pass Earth just 42 hours apart" - esa.int/Space_Safety/Planetary

    But these are #2024MK and #2011UL21, which will be 0.75 lunar distances and 17 lunar distances away respectively this week.

    In other words:

    A pretty normal week, astronomically speaking.

    Except for those of us who study piles of rock in space; for whom it is a little busy.

  17. ESA: "Two large asteroids safely pass Earth just 42 hours apart" - esa.int/Space_Safety/Planetary

    But these are #2024MK and #2011UL21, which will be 0.75 lunar distances and 17 lunar distances away respectively this week.

    In other words:

    A pretty normal week, astronomically speaking.

    Except for those of us who study piles of rock in space; for whom it is a little busy.

  18. ESA: "Two large asteroids safely pass Earth just 42 hours apart" - esa.int/Space_Safety/Planetary

    But these are #2024MK and #2011UL21, which will be 0.75 lunar distances and 17 lunar distances away respectively this week.

    In other words:

    A pretty normal week, astronomically speaking.

    Except for those of us who study piles of rock in space; for whom it is a little busy.

  19. ESA: "Two large asteroids safely pass Earth just 42 hours apart" - esa.int/Space_Safety/Planetary

    But these are #2024MK and #2011UL21, which will be 0.75 lunar distances and 17 lunar distances away respectively this week.

    In other words:

    A pretty normal week, astronomically speaking.

    Except for those of us who study piles of rock in space; for whom it is a little busy.

  20. ESA: "Two large asteroids safely pass Earth just 42 hours apart" - esa.int/Space_Safety/Planetary

    But these are #2024MK and #2011UL21, which will be 0.75 lunar distances and 17 lunar distances away respectively this week.

    In other words:

    A pretty normal week, astronomically speaking.

    Except for those of us who study piles of rock in space; for whom it is a little busy.