#AsteroidDay

Happy #AsteroidDay from Miro and Kivi #GoStarspic.twitter.com/JkAjoyOeDu

Mars has two small moons, Phobos and Deimos, that may be asteroids captured by the planet’s gravity. https://go.nasa.gov/2OClkMO  #AsteroidDay pic.twitter.com/kEQD74oaRb

It’s #AsteroidDay! Can you spot the photobombers in this Hubble image? Sneaking their way into this view of galaxy cluster Abell 370, several asteroids are seen streaking across this faraway galactic vista. : https://go.nasa.gov/3hjjpJT pic.twitter.com/c4EyakRYhx

It's #AsteroidDay! Learn how our planetary defense experts track & monitor these rocky remnants from the beginning of our solar system: https://go.nasa.gov/3hfxRTi  Bonus: meet our upcoming asteroid missions Lucy, Psyche, & DART!pic.twitter.com/wbfze1iHxf

June 30th- Asteroid Day #slydoesholidays #CatsOfTwitter #AsteroidDay pic.twitter.com/6srmuJ0bd7

See how music is a powerful tool that will help you celebrate #AsteroidDay in many ways. https://bit.ly/3wxxawn  pic.twitter.com/uVkHcCHUUG

Today is #AsteroidDay apparently? Say hello to Meteor Crater in Northern Arizona! Formed ~50,000 years ago by an iron-nickel impactor about 50 meters in size. NASA astronauts trained in the crater in the 1960s-70s to prepare for the Apollo Moon missions. pic.twitter.com/3hvqR1wgEV

Luis Alvarez, received the 1968 Nobel Prize in Physics for his research in elementary particle physics. However he is probably more famous for publishing the theory that the dinosaurs became extinct after an asteroid collided with Earth 65 million years ago. #AsteroidDay pic.twitter.com/9i6o7eRiPs

Happy #AsteroidDay! https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=philplait;orb=1;cov=0;log=0;cad=0#orb …pic.twitter.com/Ns4tbOSWZa

There are more than 1 million known asteroids in our solar system. On #AsteroidDay, take a look at the scars that a few of them have left on #Earth. https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/asteroids-comets-and-meteors/asteroids/overview …pic.twitter.com/xucroW6xqZ

At NASA, every day is #AsteroidDay! From our missions exploring asteroids – some even returning samples to Earth – to the efforts to find and track near-Earth objects and protect our planet from potential impact hazards, we're always looking to the skies: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov pic.twitter.com/UXZsLFmqCu

#AsteroidDay news: Our NEOWISE space telescope has been given a two-year mission extension to continue searching for asteroids and comets. To date, it's made confirmed infrared observations of approximately 39,100 objects in our solar system: https://go.nasa.gov/2UcK1Vg pic.twitter.com/vYxgFqYU01

Bennu and friends, today about you! Happy #AsteroidDay! Does anyone else out in the universe think there should be an asteroid emoji? pic.twitter.com/zTFnGP5xr7

#AsteroidDay The Dig (LucasArts, 1995): Ad Thanks @mmathabpic.twitter.com/cqZODOUmaY

Our #OSIRISREx Mission spent two-and-a-half years at asteroid Bennu, the smallest world to ever be orbited. Track its path in space as it surveyed and then sampled Bennu. #AsteroidDay pic.twitter.com/zTFlMJ2gxB

The answer is no. If there were two dangerous asteroids heading for Earth, you would hear it from NASA, not from obscure online clickbait media. This is irresponsible reporting. Don't reward HT Tech with clicks. #AsteroidDay pic.twitter.com/GpDFNFKOU8

The #LucyMission, launching later this year, planned to visit seven asteroids – already the largest number for any space mission. And then, an unexpected discovery added one more target to the list. #AsteroidDay pic.twitter.com/02xwAKNVhW

An asteroid with a magnetic personality? NASA’s #MissionToPsyche team will measure the asteroid Psyche’s magnetic field using a highly sensitive magnetometer aboard the spacecraft. http://www.nasa.gov/psyche  #AsteroidDay pic.twitter.com/nYAdkrz13e

It's International Asteroid Day! #InternationalAsteroidDay #AsteroidDay #Spacepic.twitter.com/33WcPFEL2o