Chicago Tribune
By Associated Press

3:49 p.m. CDT, September 7, 2010

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — NASA says two small asteroids discovered just days ago will zip harmlessly past Earth on Wednesday, a double flyby that should be visible through a telescope.

The asteroids were discovered Sunday by the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona. The Minor Planet Center in Massachusetts, which tracks asteroids and comets, determined there was no chance of an Earth collision.

Asteroid 2010 RX30, thought to be 32 to 65 feet long, will pass within 154,000 miles of Earth shortly before 3 a.m. PDT Wednesday.

The second one, dubbed 2010 RF12, will fly by about 11 hours later at a distance of about 49,000 miles. NASA says the second one is 20 to 46 feet long.

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By ThirdAge News Staff
Posted September 8, 2010 3:01 PM

Asteroids discovered just days ago will zip harmlessly past Earth on Wednesday, creating a double flyby that should be visible through a telescope, says NASA. The asteroids were discovered Sunday by the NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey in Arizona. The Minor Planet Center in Massachusetts, which tracks asteroids and comets, determined there was no chance of an Earth collision.

Asteroid 2010 RX30, thought to be 32 to 65 feet long, will pass within 154,000 miles of Earth shortly before 3 a.m. PDT Wednesday. The second one, dubbed 2010 RF12, will fly by about 11 hours later at a distance of about 49,000 miles. NASA says the second one is 20 to 46 feet long.


Read more: http://www.thirdage.com/news/asteroids-will-shoot-past-earths-atmosphere-tonight_9-8-2010#ixzz0yyhGG0Mi

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Hmm...

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2010-08-24-05:38 UT
An astronomical event not seen in hundreds of years.
Sky filled with the amazing for all to see.
Here too is the sign of many, the wonderment sends a chill of reality.
They seek the word written before the event, all to see.
It is from within there is understanding in the One.

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