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Viterbo fighter magazine - Capturing an asteroid and bring it close to the moon to be able to take samples for later study on Earth. fighter magazine This is the objective of NASA's Orion probe, which is looking for new technologies fighter magazine and partnerships to realize the scope of the project. Physicists, astronomers, planetary scientists and engineers are working to so choose fighter magazine the asteroid and to do that gathered at the international conference of Celestial Mechanics held in San Martino al Cimino near Viterbo.
Camilla Colombo, an engineer at the Polytechnic of Milan and collaborator at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland, explained that "the capture of an asteroid is a project still in its infancy and very ambitious, and we are evaluating fighter magazine all possible options."
The Colombo said: "The first step is to find and choose the best candidate among the thousands of asteroids identified. It should find a small one that has a diameter of about seven meters and this complicates a little 'things, as we observe and study well bigger ones. "
Once you have chosen the asteroid will be the time of the calculation of the optimal trajectory that the probe will have to follow in order to minimize costs, capture the celestial object and bring it near the Earth, says Colombo, fighter magazine who adds: "Even the European Space Agency (Esa ) for its part funded a study to propose technologies that will be used to probe to manipulate the orbital speed of a small asteroid. "