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The European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft recently beamed back close-up photographs of asteroid Asteroid 21 Lutetia, which Nasa describes as "an ancient, cratered relic from the dawn of the solar system."
ScienceNewsBlog.com 2010
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I'm pretty sure the rationale for going to an Asteroid is to learn about asteroids.
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See: - break-out box – Apple holds off in Asteroid case, February 18, 2005 major Apple development – Apple to drop IBM for Intel, June 5, 2005
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The resulting articles contained the scoop on a secret project code-named "Asteroid" -- a new FireWire audio interface for GarageBand.
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The resulting articles contained the scoop on a secret project code-named "Asteroid" -- a new FireWire audio interface for GarageBand.
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Except of course it isn't really 'Asteroid' - it's Asteroids.
Oooh! oh. 2005
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Rosetta caught up with the Steins asteroid, also known as Asteroid 2867, just after 8: 45 p.m.
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The firm said results of the study, dubbed Asteroid, were clouded by the lack of a control arm, the inclusion of statin-naïve patients and other factors.
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AstraZeneca, the maker of Crestor, recently reported results of a trial known as Asteroid, which indicated that two years of Crestor treatment reversed plaque formation in the arteries of heart-disease patients.
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The piece of space rock, dubbed Asteroid 2005 YU55, will come within 201,700 miles from Earth - slightly closer than the moon's orbit - around 4 p.m., according to NASA.
NYDN Rss MICHAEL SHERIDAN 2011
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