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Characterisation of small, close-approaching near-earth asteroids
Near-Earth Asteroids (NEAs) are a population of asteroids in a steady state, constantly being replenished with asteroids from the main belt. NEAs have orbits that come close to or cross the Earth's orbit and therefore some could have impacting trajectories and pose a threat. Small NEAs (diameter < 3...
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Department of Astronomy
2021
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