| July 29 Test of Asteroid Defense System | | | |
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| A test of NASA's asteroid defense system | | Asteroid 2012 TC4 might give Earth a close shave, or pass more distantly, in October. Scientists are trying to reacquire the asteroid this summer - find it again in space - to determine its precise orbit. | | | | | | Star of the week: Epsilon Lyrae | | Binoculars reveal that Epsilon Lyrae is a double star - two stars in one. A telescope shows that each component star is also a double. The double double star! | | | | | |
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| | | Next few evenings … Mercury farthest from sun | Mercury will be pretty much on line with 2 much brighter celestial objects, the moon and the planet Jupiter. | | | | |
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| | Awesome beauty of the Eagle Nebula | Here is the famous Pillars of Creation photo taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. It's one of the features within the Eagle Nebula. | | |
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