61. Margate Public Library: Asteroids Directory grouped by asteroids, Asteroid Belt, Comets, Kuiper Belt, Meteors. http://www.margatelibrary.org/asteroids.html

Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors Asteroids Asteroid Belts Comets Kuiper Belt ... Meteors

62. Holistic Order asteroids Products. Princess Diana and the asteroids; Holistic Perspectives and asteroids in the New World of Astrology. Back to asteroids Home Page. http://www.asteroids.com/holistic.htm

(connecting the cosmos to earthly experience) Order Asteroids' Products Contact Jacob Home Cosmic Portrait for Islam ... Order Products and Services (that require chart data) Order Products and Services (that DO NOT require chart data) Articles by Jacob Hot Asteroid Stories Cosmic Portrait for Islam White House NATO McVeigh ... Search Our Site Princess Diana and the Asteroids; Holistic Perspectives and Asteroids in the New World of Astrology By JACOB SCHWARTZ, Ph.D PRINCESS DIANA ASTEROID ESCORTS WITH THE FINAL RIDE AS ELTON JOHN SANG THE LYRICS OF BERNARD TAUPIN AT DIANA'S FUNERAL "NOW YOU BELONG TO HEAVEN AND THE STARS SPELL OUT YOUR NAME." HealthBann Plus Banner Exchange Member In an uncanny way, the names of asteroids connect to Earthly events, people and places with the same names. Remember, astronomers named Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto and astrologers have found those names, and the mythology surrounding them, useful in delineating horoscopes and making predictions. So, why not the thousands of light bodies called asteroids with their popular names names like Diana, Paris, Mercedes, Fayed, Dido, William, Harry, Charlois as well as the mythological figures prevailing over death like Atropos and Moira? With over 5,000 asteroids named so far, and many more added every year, your name and the unique collection of all the names around you are components of the human cosmic connection. Asteroid names are suddenly an element of a collective consciousness.

63. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Asteroids For PlayStation 1 At Epinions.com Consumer reviews for the Playstation version. http://www.epinions.com/game-Titles-Consoles-SonyPlaystation-All-Asteroids

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64. Asteroids With Satellites asteroids with Satellites. by Wm. Robert Johnston last updated 9 May 2004. asteroids with satellites summary data table. Other reports of asteroid companions. http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/astro/asteroidmoons.html

Asteroids with Satellites by Wm. Robert Johnston last updated 6 June 2004 Contents: List of confirmed and suspected binary asteroids with links to separate pages of data and links on specific binary asteroids Tables of data on binary asteroids and other reports of asteroid companions (separate pages) General discussion Images and figures regarding binary asteroids (separate pages) General links including link to separate page listing abstracts at ADS List of confirmed and suspected binary asteroids by class or by designation, with orbital class of asteroid in parenthesis (Follow links to pages with data and links on specific binary asteroids, including links to abstracts at ADS): by dynamical class: near Earth objects: (3671) Dionysus and S/1997 (3671) 1 (Amor) (5381) Sekhmet (Aten) (5407) 1992 AX (Mars crosser) (31345) 1998 PG (Amor) (35107) 1991 VH (Apollo) (65803) 1996 GT (Amor) (Aten) (Aten) (69230) Hermes (Apollo) 1990 OS (Apollo) (Amor) (Apollo) (Aten) (Apollo) (Aten) and S/2000 (2000 DP107) 1 (Apollo) (Apollo) (Apollo) (Amor) (Amor) (Apollo) (Apollo) main belt members: (22) Kalliope and Linus (45) Eugenia ... S/2003 (22899) 1 Jupiter Trojans: (617) Patroclus and S/2001 (617) 1 trans-Neptunian objects: and S/2001 (26308) 1 and S/2001 (47171) 1 (Plutino) (Cubewano) (Cubewano) and S/2000 (1998 WW31) 1 (Cubewano) (Cubewano) (Cubewano) (Cubewano) (Cubewano) (Cubewano) (SDO) (Cubewano) by designation: (22) Kalliope and Linus (45) Eugenia ... Data sources for individual asteroid with satellites pages (Orbital elements for asteroids from JPL DASTCOM Database supplemented by the Minor Planet Center. Links to abstracts generated from NASA's

65. Untitled Document Includes a multimedia tour that provides a history background dedicated to these bodies as well as images that present the actual position of them. http://www.geocities.com/zlipanov/

66. Asteroids asteroids. About asteroids; Asteroid Belt; asteroids in the News; Asteroid Prophecy. asteroids are material left over from the formation of the solar system. http://www.crystalinks.com/asteroids.html

ASTEROIDS About Asteroids Asteroid Belt Asteroids in the News Asteroid Prophecy Asteroids are material left over from the formation of the solar system. One theory suggests that they are the remains of a planet that was destroyed in a massive collision long ago. More likely, asteroids are material that never coalesced into a planet. In fact, if the estimated total mass of all the asteroids was gathered into a single object, the object would be less than 1,500 kilometers (932 miles) across - less than half the diameter of the Moon. Thousands of asteroids have been identified from Earth. It is estimated that 100,000 are bright enough to eventually be photographed through Earth based telescopes. Much of our understanding about asteroids comes from examining pieces of space debris that fall to the surface of Earth. Asteroids that are on a collision course with Earth are called meteoroids. When a meteoroid strikes our atmosphere at high velocity, friction causes this chunk of space matter to incinerate in a streak of light known as a meteor. If the meteoroid does not burn up completely, what's left strikes Earth's surface and is called a meteorite. One of the best places to look for meteorites is the ice cap of Antarctica. Of all the meteorites examined, 92.8 percent are composed of silicate (stone), and 5.7 percent are composed of iron and nickel; the rest are a mixture of the three materials. Stony meteorites are the hardest to identify since they look very much like terrestrial rocks.

67. IAU: Minor Planet Center We are the official body that deals with astrometric observations and orbits of minor planets (asteroids) and comets. http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/iau/mpc.html

IAU: Minor Planet Center The Minor Planet Center (MPC) operates at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory , under the auspices of Division III of the International Astronomical Union (IAU) and is a nonprofit organization, with principal funding coming from subscriptions to the various services offered by the Center. The MPC is responsible for the efficient collection, (computation,) checking and dissemination of astrometric observations and orbits for minor planets and comets, via the Minor Planet Circulars (issued monthly) and the Minor Planet Electronic Circulars (issued as necessary). Search the MPC site . [Added 2004 Apr. 19] MPC publications and services How do I report material to the MPC? Notes and technical details. Information we need from observers in order to start using the new observation format Subscription information On-line MPECs ... Support for computer equipment used by the MPC is provided by the Tamkin Foundation The MPC is supported in part by the Steven and Michele Kirsch Foundation Services for Observers The NEO Page Date of Last Observation of NEOs not seen in a while, with easy access to ephemerides.

68. Asteroids, The Classic Video Game asteroids The Classic Video Game of the 70 s. The asteroids game screen will show Game Over - S to Start once everything is ready. http://www.squadron13.com/games/asteroids/asteroids.htm

Asteroids - The Classic Video Game of the '70's Here is an old time favorite that was loved by many, and still is judging by the high volume of visitors! Only problem was, me being a kid back then, I couldn't afford to pay a quarter a game. Fortunately for you, this one is free so you can play to your hearts content. Although this isn't the most educational game on this site it isn't completely devoid of educational value. You must be able to prioritize and track multiple targets, forcing your brain into "hyperthink" mode. You also must learn to lead your target. And if the planet Earth is ever attacked by a swarm of alien guided projectiles, your services will be in instant demand. On a more serious note, the task of our service members overseas in Iraq and Afghanistan could be compared to a "game" of asteroids. Read the article by Tony Karon of Time.com and find out why life for them is like being trapped in a real life game of high stakes Asteroids. . When you come back be sure to consider how you might offer your support to our military personel by visiting the Anysoldier.com site. (Find out more) Wait for the applet and sounds to finish loading, this may take a minute or two. The Asteroids game screen will show "Game Over - 'S' to Start" once everything is ready. In the meantime you can review the instructions below.

69. Asteroids asteroids! Playing Instructions Use the keyboard controls described below to manoeuvre your ship and zap as many asteroids as you http://www.urban75.org/useless/asteroids.html

asteroids! Playing Instructions: Use the keyboard controls described below to manoeuvre your ship and zap as many asteroids as you can - and watch for the flying saucers armed with guided missles. If you warp into hyperspace, your ship will momentarily disappear then reappear on another part of the screen, gradually fading in. During this time the ship is invulnerable. Likewise, when your ship is destroyed, a new one will appear in the centre of the screen. You can still manoeuvre and fire during this time so if you are in imminent danger, you have a couple of seconds to get out of it. Controls S Start Game P Pause Game Cursor Left Rotate Left Cursor Down Reverse Thrust Cursor Right Rotate Right Cursor Up Forward Thrust Spacebar Fire Cannon H Hyperspace M Toggle Sound D Toggle Graphics Detail Note: If the game appears to run slowly on your machine, try turning sound and/or graphics detail off. This will not affect game play. home action mag rave ... help/FAQs

70. ASTEROIDS, The Classic Game. Can be very habitforming!! Use the keyboard controls described below to maneuver your ship, destroying as many asteroids as you can while avoiding collision http://www.webontario.com/asteroids/

For more free online games similar to this one, click below and visit this awesome site: All Cool Games [Note: Play this game with extreme caution! Can be very habit-forming!!] Use the keyboard controls described below to maneuver your ship, destroying as many asteroids as you can while avoiding collision with them. Also watch for the flying saucers armed with guided missles. If you warp into hyperspace, your ship will momentarily disappear then reappear on another part of the screen, gradually fading in. During this time the ship is invunerable. Likewise, when your ship is destroyed, a new one will appear in the center of the screen. You can still maneuver and fire during this time so if you are in imminent danger, you have a couple of seconds to get out of it. Controls S Start Game P Pause Game Cursor Left Rotate Left Cursor Down Reverse Thrust Cursor Right Rotate Right Cursor Up Forward Thrust Spacebar Fire Cannon H Hyperspace M Toggle Sound D Toggle Graphics Detail Note: You may have to click on the black screen before the game will start. If the game appears to run slowly on your machine, try turning sound and/or graphics detail off. This will not affect game play.

71. 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

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72. Norbert's Emulator Software: JAE - Asteroids by. Norbert Kehrer. The asteroids Emulator in Java by Norbert Kehrer (my first emu, 1998 or so ) The keys Left Rotate left; Right http://web.utanet.at/nkehrer/JAsteroids.html

by Norbert Kehrer The Asteroids Emulator in Java by Norbert Kehrer (my first emu, 1998 or so :-) The keys: Left: Rotate left Right: Rotate right Up: Thrust Ctrl: Fire Space: Hyperspace : 1 Player start : 2 Players start : Insert coin slot 1 : Insert coin slot 2 : Insert coin slot 3 Keypad + : Increase frame skipping rate Keypad - : Decrease frame skipping rate

73. Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous Mission NEAR First spacecraft to orbit an asteroid, to answer fundamental questions about the nature and origin of near-Earth objects, such as the numerous asteroids and comets in the vicinity of Earth's orbit. First launch in the Discovery Program, a NASA initiative for small planetary missions. http://near.jhuapl.edu/

NEAR Shoemaker's Final Images Descent to Eros information February 14 Press Conference slides NEAR Shoemaker's Descent Movies Science Update On Monday, 12 February 2001, the NEAR spacecraft touched down on asteroid Eros, after transmitting 69 close-up images of the surface during its final descent. Watching that event was the most exciting experience of my life. [ More Science Update Archive Where Is NEAR Shoemaker? Landed on Eros Feb. 12, 2001 Where is Eros? Mission Design Mission News (December 12, 2002) NEAR Shoemaker's Silent Treatment Even though the NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft had exceeded every mission expectation, the NEAR team asked for one more spectacular addition to the mission's legacy: Talk to us one more time. More News Archive NEAR Awards Data from Eros Gamma-Ray Readings Image of the Day Archive News Center Science and Engineering Operations ... NASA TV Nature Articles: Sep. 26, 2001 Science Articles: Sep. 21, 2000 Apr. 20, 2001

74. Norbert Kehrer Norbert Kehrer. The asteroids Deluxe Emulator in Java by Norbert Kehrer I had to delete this game from my homepage not enough disk space from my provider -/. http://web.utanet.at/nkehrer/JAsteroidsDeluxe.html

by Norbert Kehrer The Asteroids Deluxe Emulator in Java by Norbert Kehrer I had to delete this game from my homepage - not enough disk space from my provider :-/ I have to try with a JAR archive. The keys: Left: Rotate left Right: Rotate right Up: Thrust Ctrl: Fire Space: Hyper space : 1 Player start : 2 Players start : Insert coin slot 1 : Insert coin slot 2 : Insert coin slot 3 Keypad + : Increase frame skipping rate Keypad - : Decrease frame skipping rate

75. StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Intro Contains an outline of the formation and evolution of planets, comets, asteroids, and of their features and exploration. http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/

Contact StarDate About StarDate Friends of McDonald Sign up for Sky Tips FAQs Image Gallery Solar System Guide ... Resource List Search Keywords At-A-Glance Table Explorations Planet Formation ... Resources FAQs about The Solar System Solar System Guide Astronomy Gift Shop 2004 StarDate Sky Almanac ... Powers of Ten Solar System Guide Our solar system is an oasis of light, heat, and life in the cold reaches of the Milky Way Galaxy. It consists of a central star the Sun and its family of nine planets, more than 100 moons, millions of rocky asteroids, and billions of icy comets Recent discoveries prove that our solar system is not alone. Astronomers have discovered planets orbiting several other stars. But current technology cannot reveal Earth-like planets the planets that are most likely to harbor life. As far as we know, then, Earth is the galaxy's only inhabited planet. Planet Formation The Sun formed from a nebula The inner planets are mostly rock and metal The outer planets , except for Pluto , are mostly gas and dust Earth's Moon formed separately from most of the bodies in the solar system Inner Planets Mercury Venus Earth Mars Outer Planets Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune ... Leftovers Trillions of comets occupy two outer regions of the solar system: the Oort Cloud and the Kuiper Belt Jupiter's mass prevented the asteroid belt from becoming a planet Comets Asteroids Origins of Life and Explorations Earth is the only planet known to support life Mars and the moons Europa and Titan may have the ingredients for life Comets may have spread the chemical seeds for life through the solar system

76. AtariAge - Atari 2600 - Asteroids (Atari) asteroids Picture label. System Atari 2600. Company Atari. Model CX2649. Box Scan. Screenshots. Download ROM. asteroids Box. Game Notes, Submit Game Notes. http://www.atariage.com/software_page.html?SoftwareLabelID=1007

77. Cosmic Impacts: Is The Sky Falling? (Skeptical Inquirer May 1997) There is a tremendous difference in the estimated dangers of asteroids, stretching on what separates legitimate science from pseudoscience. Ten recent trade books are reviewed that span a broad range in interpretations. http://www.csicop.org/si/9705/asteroid.html

Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal Home Contact CSICOP Search CSICOP On-line skeptical meta-index Skeptic Dictionary Skeptic Bibliography Amazon.com all of the Web You can help by making a tax-deductible donation! Skeptical Inquirer Subscribe to the magazine for science and reason - for the Internet price of $19.95 Index of Articles List of Online Articles Skeptical Briefs Join CSICOP as an associate member to receive the newsletter CSICOP About CSICOP Events Join the Mailing List Giftshop Special Features Chain Letters Anonymous Council for Media Integrity HoaxWatch Inquiring Minds ... Superstition Bash Web Columns Special Articles Doubt and About Generation sXeptic Science and the Media Center for Inquiry Center for Inquiry CFI Libraries Resources International Network of Skeptical Organizations Links Home Skeptical Inquirer ... Buy this back issue Is the Sky Falling? A scientific consensus agrees that cosmic impacts have played a major role in Earth history and that they continue to pose a significant threat today. But there is a tremendous difference in the estimated dangers, stretching up to, or even over, the line that separates legitimate science from pseudoscience. Ten recent trade books are reviewed that span a broad range in interpretations. David Morrison As the millennium approaches, the media are playing up asteroid and comet impacts. Ten popular-level books were published in 1995 and 1996 dealing with the dangers of cosmic impacts, and now we are seeing a spate of television and movie productions, both factual and fictional, that describe the impact threat. It is easy to dismiss all this as media hype and millennial madness, but it would be a mistake to do so. While some books and films may be motivated by a desire to milk public credulity for a quick buck, most are serious efforts to inform the public about a real danger that is recognized by the scientific community. In this article, I summarize the background for the recent interest in impact catastrophes and then provide a comparative review of the current trade books that deal with this topic.

78. Exploring The Planets - Asteroids Discovery of the asteroids Where Are the asteroids? Near Earth asteroids What Do asteroids Look Like? Exploration of asteroids Asteroid http://www.nasm.si.edu/research/ceps/etp/asteroids/

Discovery of the Asteroids Where Are the Asteroids? Near Earth Asteroids What Do Asteroids Look Like? ... Mars Asteroids Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune ... Exploring The Planets

79. Cygo's Space Initiative Organization and forum focused on mining the asteroids. http://cygo.com

MISSION Why go? Space products Asteroids? Asteroid mining ... Space city RESOURCES NEWS LIBRARY FORUMS CYGO's Space Initiative space development and asteroid utilization With convincing presentations before the U.N., manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers, citizen action groups, and individuals, along with plans reviewed and backed by reputable aerospace engineers and accountants, mining near asteroids becomes a reality resulting in a world economic upturn, greater manufacturing capability, more implementable alternative energy sources, environmental improvements, medical treatments, and cheaper space access for all. Why join? JOIN NOW The Rosetta ... THE CREDITS

80. Guide To Space & Astronomy Physics and Astronomy. Comets, asteroids Meteorites. A montage of comet Earth courtesy of SEDS archive. Or are they asteroids, bodies still more mysterious ? http://www.star.le.ac.uk/edu/comets/

Physics and Astronomy courtesy of SEDS archive Comets Asteroids Meteorites Introduction On a clear dark evening, if you look up at the stars and are patient, you may be lucky enough to see a brief trail of light dart across the sky - a "shooting star". These objects are the cause of much confusion amongst the casual observer; are they comets like the famous one discovered by Halley ? Are they meteors , popular subject of old disaster movies ? Or are they asteroids , bodies still more mysterious ? In fact, whilst all three have similar origins, they are very different objects. Comets, Asteroids and Meteorites are all examples of "space debris". They are remnants of the material left over from that period of time which saw the formation of the solar system. Identifying space debris in the night sky Before we look at these objects in more detail, it may be useful to describe the appearance of comets, asteroids and meteorites in the night sky, so that the visual difference is clearly understood and the observer will be in no doubt as to what they have seen ! Comets appear in our skies from time to time. They vary considerably in their brightness or

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