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Asteroids:     more books (102)

Killer Rocks from Outer Space: Asteroids, Comets, and Meteorites(Discovery) by Steven N. Koppes, 2003-09 Fire on Earth: In Search of the Doomsday Asteroid by Mary Gribbin, John Gribbin, 1997-03-06 Asteroids, Comets, and Meteorites: Cosmic Invaders of the Earth (The Living Earth) by Jon Erickson, 2003-02 Impact!: The Threat of Comets and Asteroids by Gerrit L. Verschuur, 1997-12-18 The Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous Mission Impact Earth: Asteroids, Comets and Meteoroids, the Growing Threat by Austen Atkinson, 2000-05 Dynamics of Comets and Asteroids and Their Role in Earth History Comets, Asteroids, and Meteors (Universe) by Raman K., Dr. Prinja, 2007-07 Killer Asteroids (Weird and Wacky Science) by Margaret Poynter, 1996-02 Asteroids Video Cartridge Atari 7800 Mitigation of Hazardous Comets and Asteroids Comets and Asteroids (Discovering Space) by Ian Graham, 2009-01 Asteroids, Comets, and Meteorites (First Facts) by Kortenkamp, Steve, 2007-09-01 Hazards Due to Comets and Asteroids (University of Arizona Space Science Series)

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61. Asteroid
    A rocky or metallic object, generally smaller than a planet but bigger than a meteoroid, that orbits the Sun or another star. asteroids are also called minor planets.  
    http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/A/asteroid.html
    
    Extractions: Asteroid Gaspra taken by NEAR-Shoemaker as it flew by Contents size of asteroids companions albedo origin ... groups A rocky or metallic object, generally smaller than a planet but bigger than a meteoroid , that orbits the Sun or another star. Asteroids are also called minor planets. The largest asteroid, Ceres , however, has been classified as a dwarf planet More than 20,000 asteroids have been given official designations, most of them in the asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter . Asteroids outside this belt include the Trojans , which share Jupiter's orbit, and the near-Earth asteroids . A number of different asteroid groups have been distinguished on the basis of their similar orbital characteristics. Other sub-planetary objects, considered distinct from asteroids, are Centaurs Kuiper Belt objects , and comets , though classification is ambiguous in some cases. Some of the smaller moons in the solar system appear to be captured asteroids, including the two moons of Mars, and a number of the outer moons of the four gas giants.

62. Y8 Asteroids Games, Y3 Games
    Y8 asteroids Games. Free Asteroid Game, Online Arcade Games, Action Games, Play Games Site for Kids,Children.  
    http://asteroids.ht83.com/

63. Asteroids
    , data on selected asteroids, images.  
    http://www.windows.ucar.edu/cgi-bin/tour_def/our_solar_system/asteroids.html

64. Asteroids - EHow.com
    Learn about asteroids on eHow.com. Find info and videos including About asteroids, How to Play asteroids Online, Orbit of the Asteroid Belt and much more.  
    http://www.ehow.com/asteroids/
    
    Extractions: Home Asteroids About Asteroids Asteroids, also called minor planets or planetoids, are heavenly bodies composed of rock or metal. These irregularly shaped objects orbit the sun, as does the Earth, with the majority of asteroids located in an orbital path between the planets Mars and Jupiter. Asteroids are devoid of any atmosphere. Of the approximately 40,000 known... How to Observe an Asteroid Asteroids are among the most numerous objects in the solar system, with the current number (as of 2007) above 1.1 million total asteroids. Even so, most of the asteroids in the sky are incredible small and dim, making them tough to observe. Only a few of the known asteroids are observable (Vesta and 1Ceres among them). If you wish to... How to Win at Asteroids Asteroids is one of those games that is just plain fun. It sticks with you, you yearn for it and you always want to get a higher score than last time. Whether you played at the arcade in the 80s or have just recently found Asteroids online, this time-tested classic can give you hours of fun. Here are a few tips and tricks on how you... About the Asteroid Belt The asteroid belt is an area between Jupiter and Mars that contains as many as 1 million chunks of rock and metal called asteroids. These bodies circle the sun in an elliptical-shaped orbit. Some asteroids are as large as Texas while others are the size of a pebble.

65. Asteroids -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Astronomy
    Dynamical groups of asteroids, mathematical formulas, the Tunguska event.  
    http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/astronomy/topics/Asteroids.html

66. Java Boutique, The Ultimate Java Applet Resource - Asteroids
    The Java Boutique is a collection of applets that you can put on your own pages. It also features Java news, links to other Java resources, and more.  
    http://javaboutique.internet.com/asteroids/

67. Asteroids/Comets
    Meteors The term meteor comes from the Greek meteoron, meaning phenomenon in the sky. It is used to describe the streak of light produced as matter in the Solar System falls  
    http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/ast121/lectures/lec18.html
    
    Extractions: Meteors The term meteor comes from the Greek meteoron, meaning phenomenon in the sky. It is used to describe the streak of light produced as matter in the Solar System falls into Earth's atmosphere creating temporary incandescence resulting from atmospheric friction. A meteoroid is matter revolving around the sun or any object in interplanetary space that is too small to be called an asteroid or a comet. Even smaller particles are called micrometeoroids or cosmic dust grains, which includes any interstellar material that should happen to enter our solar system. A meteorite is a meteoroid that reaches the surface of the Earth without being completely vaporized. Meteor's come in a range of sizes, from dust-sized which we see as reflected sunlight in the orbital plane of the Solar System (called zodiacal light) to house-sized. When a meteor enters the atmosphere friction causes ablation of its surface (i.e. it burns up). If the meteor is small (fist-sized) it vaporizes before hitting the ground. If larger it survives to impact on the ground, although it will be reduced in size during entry into the atmosphere. About 25 million meteors enter the Earth's atmosphere every day (duck!). Most burn up and about 1 million kilograms of dust per day settles to the Earth's surface.

68. Asteroids
    Generous sponsorship of Windows to the Universe is provided by the Hewlett Foundation, the American Geological Institute, the American Geophysical Union, the National Science  
    http://www.windows2universe.org/our_solar_system/asteroids.html

69. Asteroid Models
    Research in determining asteroid shapes through photometric data and multiple data sources. Reference documents, introduction, links.  
    http://www.rni.helsinki.fi/~mjk/asteroids.html
    
    Extractions: New worlds in our solar system Asteroids and comets form the largest and, perhaps paradoxically, the least well known population of celestial bodies in our solar system. The shortage of detailed information is mainly due to the fact that, because of the large interplanetary distances, disk-resolved images can be obtained only of a limited number of these targets. Nevertheless, our view of this population has started to change dramatically. Spacecraft images and radar observations, though few and far between, have already revealed to us that asteroids come in just about all possible shapes, configurations, and structures. The need for a large number of detailed asteroid models is now pressing, so all possible data sources are valuable. A hitherto much unused but major and easily available source of information on small solar system bodies consists of their photometric lightcurves, i.e., measurements of their total brightnesses that vary as the viewing/illumination geometry changes. The inverse problem of determining the object's shape, its rotational state, and the scattering properties of its surface from lightcurves is notoriously demanding. We have shown that advanced methods can produce detailed asteroid models that are even comparable to those obtained with radar imaging. Our results also match the `ground truth' from the few space probe fly-by missions very well, so the inversion method has been well tested. Indeed, we can now well say that

70. Mediaroids Free Games - Asteroids Space Shooter!
    Try to get the most points possible in this online Java game based on the original asteroids arcade classic.  
    http://www.medialore.com/games/mediaroids/mediaroids.html
    
    Extractions: Brought to you by www.medialore.com www.pettop.com www.novatraders.net free online multiplayer space empire strategy game! If there are games you'd love to see on this site, or if you would like to report any problems with the game, please email us. Medialore, the Medialore logo, Mediaroids, and "creating your universe" are trademarks of Medialore LLC.

71. Account Suspended
    asteroids game with gravity. Requires Java.  
    http://www.crashtestgames.com/graviroids/

72. Asteroids Their History
    Introduction paper on asteroids and Kuiper Belt objects.  
    http://homepage.ntlworld.com/heather.hobden1/asteroids.htm

73. Minor Planet Groups/families
    Listing and description of dynamical groups and physical families of asteroids.  
    http://www.projectpluto.com/mp_group.htm
    
    Extractions: Minor planet groups/families Last updated 25 March 2003 Groups out to the orbit of Earth Groups out to the orbit of Mars Groups out to the orbit of Jupiter Groups past Jupiter The following is an updated version of a list of asteroid groups and families that I posted on the Minor Planet Mailing List. I posted it in hopes of getting some corrections, and I got quite a few via the list and private mail. Tim Spahr posted some useful data, including the following distinction between groups and families: "...[Groups are] loose dynamical associations. Families are different and result from the catastrophic breakup of a large parent asteroid sometime in the past. Prominent families are Eos (a = 3.1, e = 0.1, i = 10) Themis (a = 3.1, e = 0.1, i = 1), and Koronis (a = 2.87, e = 0.05, i = 1). Notice on the MPC plot that groups are loose regions, families are very tight groupings. And note that these are osculating orbital elements. When proper elements are considered, the groups and families change shape, in general the families become very tight clumps." In addition to the MPC plots, this

74. Double Asteroids
    Known or suspected asteroids with satellites.  
    http://hea.iki.rssi.ru/~denis/doublemp.html
    
    Extractions: Name Discoverer Reference IAUC Size, km Distance (134340) Pluto + Charon J. Christy 19640 km (243) Ida + Dactyl Galileo 1993 Aug. 28 90 km (3671) Dionysus ESO, Ondrejov 1997 June 10 (45) Eugenia + Petit Prince CFHT 1999 Mar. 20 1190 km Arecibo 2000 Oct. 3 2.6 km (90) Antiope Keck II, CFHT 2000 Oct. 3 170 km (762) Pulcova CFHT 2000 Oct. 24 800 km (87) Sylvia Keck II 2001 Feb. 23 1200 km (107) Camilla Hubble 2001 Mar. 19 1000 km CFHT 2001 Apr. 16 40000 km Goldstone 2001 May 23 2 km (22) Kalliope Keck II, CFHT 2001 Sep. 3 1000 km Arecibo 2001 Oct. 9 4 km MagIC 2001 Oct. 15 (617) Patroclus Gemini North 2001 Oct. 29 600 km CFHT 2001 Nov. 9 Hubble 2002 Jan. 10 8000 km Hubble 2002 Jan. 24 6000 km Hubble 2002 Feb. 11 5200 km Arecibo 2002 Feb. 11 (3749) Balam Gemini North 2002 Feb. 13 360 km Hubble 2002 Mar. 22 23000 km Arecibo 2002 June 17 (121) Hermione Keck II 2002 Sep. 30 630 km Hubble 2002 Dec. 17 5000 km (1509) Esclangona VLT Yepun 2003 Feb. 18 140 km Hubble 2003 June 6 6300 km (5381) Sekhmet Arecibo 2003 July 6 1.5 km

75. Asteroids And Comets - Explore The Cosmos | The Planetary Society
    Pictures and descriptions of famous asteroids, comets, and impact craters.  
    http://www.planetary.org/explore/topics/near_earth_objects/asteroids_and_comets/
    
    Extractions: Site Map Contact Us Search: FOR KIDS browse projects: Amateur Space Images and UnmannedSpaceFlight.com Asteroids - The Potential Threat Carl Sagan Fund for the Future Catalog of Exoplanets FINDS Exo-Earths LIFE Experiment: Phobos LightSail - Solar Sailing Mars Climate Sounder Team Website Messages from Earth Microrovers Mirror Bees: Planetary Defense Observing Earth Pioneer Anomaly Planetary Microphones SETI Optical Telescope SETI Radio Searches SETI@home Shoemaker NEO Grants Space Advocacy Space Information Stardust@home browse space topics: 2001 Mars Odyssey Akatsuki (Venus Climate Orbiter / PLANET-C) Asteroids and Comets Cassini-Huygens Chandra X-Ray Observatory Chandrayaan-1 Chang'e 1 Compare the Planets Curiosity (Mars Science Laboratory) Dawn Deep Impact Earth Extrasolar Planets Genesis Hayabusa (MUSES-C) Hubble Space Telescope IKAROS Jupiter Kaguya (SELENE) Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) Mars Mars Exploration Rovers Mars Express Mars Global Surveyor Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Mercury MESSENGER Moon Near Earth Objects Neptune New Horizons Past Missions Phoenix Planetary Analogs Planetary Exploration Timelines Pluto and Charon Private Missions Rosetta Saturn Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence SMART-1 SOHO Space Imaging Spitzer Space Telescope Stardust Trans-Neptunian Objects Ulysses Uranus Venus Venus Express Voyager Weekly Planetary Radio Trivia Contest WISE Do More

76. Asteroids3D
    First person shooter for Linux inspired by asteroids and The Empire Strikes Back. (Open Source, GPL)  
    http://www.psc.edu/~smp/a3d/

77. Asteroids Hyper 64 For N64 - GameSpot
    Review, screen shots, and cheat codes.  
    http://www.gamespot.com/n64/puzzle/asteroidshyper64/
    
    Extractions: ON Metacritic 20 biggest upcoming movies GameSpot.com sign in username password Search Search Search Top 10 Games Call of Duty: Black Ops Call of Duty: Black Ops Call of Duty: Black Ops Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Mortal Kombat Fallout: New Vegas Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Gran Turismo 5 Call of Duty: Black Ops Fallout: New Vegas document.cookie='MAD_FIRSTPAGE=1;path=/;domain=gamespot.com'; Buy Asteroids Hyper 64 if you really, really adore the classic Asteroids, but all others are advised to either rent it or forget about it entirely. Type Headline Date Review Asteroids Hyper 64 Review Jun 22, 2000 Summary Reviews Images Answers ... Forum Everyone Mild Animated Violence See All

78. Asteroid Trailer, Reviews And Schedule For Asteroid | TVGuide.com
    Review, cast and credits.  
    http://movies.tvguide.com/asteroid/132757

79. Asteroid Radar Research
    NASA JPL asteroid research using radar. Introduction, scientific activity, asteroid images.  
    http://echo.jpl.nasa.gov/

80. Asteroid (and Comet) Groups
    Graphs and animations showing major asteroid groups and families.  
    http://sajri.astronomy.cz/asteroidgroups/groups.htm
    
    Extractions: At this page I show distinctions between various asteroid and comet groups (up to date Apr. 7, 2005) in a graphical mode. The descriptions of the individual groups can be found at Gérard Faure's excellent page DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM OF ASTEROIDS The properties and members of main comet groups are summarized at Yan Fernandez's page List of Jupiter-Family and Halley-Family Comets . Orbital elements of comets are taken from Roman Maňák's catalogue The main asteroid groups are distinguished by colours introduced in a legend at the top left corner of every image. Asteroids positions are computed for Apr. 7, 2004 and their orbital elements are taken from the MPCOrb database. There are three general representations of the groups below: views of the solar system with respect to an external observer, animations showing the particular groups individually, and positions of asteroids in an orbital elements space, respectively. For clarity, all pictures and animation are separated for inner and outer part of the solar system.

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