How to watch online as a huge asteroid flies by Earth today


  1. Brink
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    How to watch online as a huge asteroid flies by Earth today


    Amateur astronomers will be able to log on to get a front row seat for what's shaping up to be a very close call -- in space terms -- later today.
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    Asteroid Near Earth Fly-By Captured By Italian Observatory | Video - YouTube

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    I hope that the live video is of a better quality than what is on that Flash screen now. It kind of reminds me of some video games. I wonder if there will be any Hubble video taken?
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