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Scientists develop new defensive technology to prepare Earth for a close encounter with a destructive asteroid.
Scientists develop new defensive technology to prepare Earth for a close encounter with a destructive asteroid.
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S1, EP31 "Day of the Asteroid"Scientists develop new defensive technology to prepare Earth for a close encounter with a destructive asteroid.
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S1, EP1 "Birth of the Moon"Scientists map the surface of the moon and piece together its history to determine how it formed and learn more about Earth's origins in the process.
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