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meteors

Deep Impact

In 1954, a Woman Was Struck by the Sylacauga Meteorite and Lived

Ann Hodges took a sucker punch from a meteorite and lived to tell the tale.
By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Artwork showing JWST after full deployment 1.5 million km from Earth. Credit: Northrup Grumman

JWST mirror hit by micrometeoroid, but NASA says damage is minimal

NASA’s huge telescope was hit by a tiny space rock late last month.
By Phil Plait 1 year ago
Firestarter PRESS

Newly declassified flaming meteors could help us protect the planet

They're not UFOs, but hotter.
By Elizabeth Rayne 1 year ago
messenger_mercury_rays

Mercury's atmosphere thickened as we watched. The likely perp? Meteoroids.

By Phil Plait 1 year ago
Phil Plait Bad Astronomy perseids_2009

The Perseids peak this week! Here's how to watch one of the best meteor showers of 2021

By Phil Plait 2 years ago
meteor shower

Ka-boom! Meteor explodes over Vermont with force of over 400 pounds of dynamite

By Josh Weiss 2 years ago
Three Geminid meteors from the 2012 shower. Credit: John Chumack

The sky is falling! Here's how to watch tonight's Perseid meteor shower

By Phil Plait 3 years ago
Artwork depicting the entry of asteroid 2014 AA into Earth's atmosphere. Credit: Dieter Spannknebe / Getty images / NASA

Chelyabinsk's (much) smaller sibling asteroid fell over Arizona in 2016

By Phil Plait 3 years ago
A good idea, but I suspect Photoshop. Credit: Not an Exact Science Show, used by permission

Is Earth being bombarded by teeny ultra-high-velocity meteors moving at near lightspeed?

By Phil Plait 3 years ago
Ryugu

Guy walks out to his front yard, finds a rock from the birth of the solar system

By Elizabeth Rayne 3 years ago
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