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Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, instantly vaporizing thousands of cubic kilometers of rock The KT boundary — now officially called the
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Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, instantly vaporizing thousands of cubic kilometers of rock The KT boundary — now officially called the
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Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, instantly vaporizing thousands of cubic kilometers of rock The KT boundary — now officially called the
Read the full story →
Chicxulub Impact: The Shocking Truth About Earth's Deadliest Day
The Chicxulub asteroid was approximately 10–15 km wide and struck Earth 66 million years ago at roughly 20 km per second The impact released energy equivalent to 10 billion Hiroshima atomic bombs, instantly vaporizing thousands of cubic kilometers of rock The KT boundary — now officially called the
Read the full story →
The Day the Dinosaurs Died: How an Asteroid Changed Life on Earth
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Towards educating the public about the latest asteroid science, missions.
Asteroid Day live is the only broadcast dedicated towards educating the public about the latest asteroid science, missions and what is happening with the new space ecosystem. Checkout the schedule below to watch this year’s LIVE broadcast from BCE studio Luxembourg!
Research into asteroids and planetary defence has never been greater.
Asteroid Day makes its return to Luxembourg in person for Asteroid Day LIVE 2022 following two years of living entirely in the virtual realm. Asteroid experts will converge on Luxembourg to take part in a packed four-hour programme of panels and one-on-one interviews. And there is so much to talk about. Research into asteroids and planetary defence has never been greater.
There are more asteroid missions flying or planned than ever before, and in October this year, NASA will make history by conducting the first deflection test of an asteroid with their DART mission. The backbone of the Asteroid Day LIVE broadcast are the panels. This year, we have seven that cover the entire range of asteroid science and research.
