Rusty Schweickart - The nice thing about asteroids is that once you've found them, and once you ...

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The nice thing about asteroids is that once you've found them, and once you have a good solid orbit on them, you can predict a hundred years ahead of time whether there is a likelihood of an impact with Earth.

Rusty Schweickart

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Das Schöne an Asteroiden ist, dass Sie, wenn Sie sie einmal gefunden haben und einen guten Orbit haben, bereits hundert Jahre im Voraus voraussagen können, ob ein Aufprall auf die Erde wahrscheinlich ist.

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