A small, giraffe-size asteroid called 2025 TF came closer to Earth than some satellites on Wednesday (Oct. 1), stunning astronomers who first spotted it hours later.| Latest from Live Science
AGU News U.S. Climate Collection collaboration launches AGU and the American Meteorological Society are accepting proposals for a joint special collection of research articles called the U.S. Climate Collection: Informing Assessment of Risks and Solutions. Forged in the wake of the dismissal of the Sixth National Climate Assessment (NCA) authors, the collection serves to lay the […]| AGU Newsroom
Keith’s note: NASA has a Planetary Defense Program. They want to find asteroids that might pose a risk before they pose a threat. The other day the Vera Rubin Observatory released imagery of a variety of objects including 2,104 previously unknown asteroids discovered in just a few hours by this new instrument. NASA has ignored the Rubin observatory’s debut altogether while the rest of the world stopped to pay attention. […] The post NASA Planetary Defense Ignores Rubin Observatory’s A...| Space & Planetary Science Archives - NASA Watch
Welcome to Weeklies, where I recap some of the weird links I’ve shared on the homepage over the past week! Bad news for anyone who might have been looking forward to a light show in 2032: Asteroid…| Stranger Dimensions
Utah based Alan-1 has begun shipping their Asteroids Recharged game that first debuted at Amusement Expo 2024 earlier this year.| Arcade Heroes
In this paper and blog series, I suggest that the scope of longtermism may be narrower than many longtermists suppose.| Reflective altruism
Scientists estimate that Nördlingen and the surrounding area contain approximately 72,000 tons of the gemstone| Smithsonian Magazine
Atari and Alan-1 have officially announced Asteroids Recharged Arcade for release to locations in the US.| Arcade Heroes
