No truth to claims that 13-year-old found NASA error
New Scientist (subscription), UK -6 hours ago
The asteroid Apophis still has only a 1 in 45000 chance of hitting Earth in 2036, NASA says, despite recent news reports suggesting a 13-year-old German boy ...
New Scientist (subscription), UK -
The asteroid Apophis still has only a 1 in 45000 chance of hitting Earth in 2036, NASA says, despite recent news reports suggesting a 13-year-old German boy ...
Nasa shoots down schoolboy asteroid claim VNUNet.com, UK - Nasa has stated that the odds of the Earth being hit by an asteroid in 2036 have not been reduced, despite earlier reports. The agency had appeared to ... |
NASA dismisses schoolboy asteroid claims ABC Online, Australia - NASA has refuted claims that it has revised its asteroid predictions based on a correction made to them by a 13-year-old German student. ... |
NASA scientists outsmarted by 13-year-old schoolboy Economic Times, India - 17 Apr, 2008, 1040 hrs IST, PTI LONDON: A 13-year-old schoolboy stunned NASA scientists after he corrected their estimates on the chances of an asteroid ... |
German whizzkid got it wrong: NASA AFP - WASHINGTON (AFP) — It was an incredible tale of a German schoolboy spotting a miscalculation by the US space agency, proving the chances of an asteroid ... |
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Arthur C. Clarke, Author of `2001: A Space Odyssey,' Dies at 90
Bloomberg -Mar 18, 2008
He was honored with a British knighthood in 2000, and his work inspired the names of some spacecraft, an asteroid and even a species of dinosaur. ...
Bloomberg -
He was honored with a British knighthood in 2000, and his work inspired the names of some spacecraft, an asteroid and even a species of dinosaur. ...
Gizmodo.com | NASA to Doomsday Asteroid Student: "Shut Up, Dimwit" Gizmodo.com - ... that doomsday asteroid Apophis doesn't have any significant chance of impacting Earth in 2036, and basically called the 13-year-old German student who ... |
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