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Jeg har opdaget en ny meteorsværm, der afslører en hidtil skjult asteroide

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By Patrick M Shober
| Videnskab.dk
Verden over står tusindvis af automatiserede stjernekiggere hver nat klar til at tage billeder af stjerneskud. Jeg er én af de forskere, der studerer disse meteorer. De fleste film og nyhedsvarsler fokuserer på store asteroider, der kan tilintetgøre Jorden, og med få måneders mellemrum får vi besked om, at et objekt på størrelse med ni vaskemaskiner vil passere tæt forbi Jorden. Men det støv og grus, der dagligt trænger ind i vores atmosfære, fortæller en lige så interessant historie.
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Scientists Discover a New Meteor Shower From a Mysterious Crumbling Asteroid Original

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By Patrick M Shober
| SciTechDaily
This composite image shows the 2019 Geminid meteors and a meteorite-dropping fireball captured by a camera on La Palma Island, Spain. Credit: Global Meteor Network. A meteor cluster reveals an asteroid disintegrating near the Sun. These observations help uncover hidden asteroids and explain how space objects break apart. Scientists use global camera networks to study meteors, revealing how dust and debris from comets and asteroids behave and evolve in the solar system.
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La Tierra está atravesando una nube de meteoritos provocada por una explosión espacial

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By Patrick M Shober
| MSN España
Patrick M. Shober En todo el planeta, cada noche, miles de observadores estelares automatizados esperan para fotografiar estrellas fugaces. Yo soy uno de los científicos que estudian estos meteoros. La mayoría de las películas y alertas que vemos en los medios se centran en grandes asteroides que podrían destruir la Tierra. Tu teléfono te notifica cada pocos meses que un objeto del tamaño de nueve lavadoras va a pasar rozando.
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