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Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA 17013

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Giant asteroid poses no impact threat to Earth, is a regular visitor

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Fortunately, a much greater understanding of the orbit of 2014 UR116 has already been gained. Tim Spahr, who works as director of the Minor Planet Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts, realized that 2014 UR116 is actually the same object as an asteroid discovered six years ago.

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Dec 10, 2014

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Ten Thousandth Near-Earth Object Unearthed in Space

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"When I began surveying for asteroids and comets in 1992, a near-Earth object discovery was a rare event," said Tim Spahr, director of the Minor Planet Center. "These days we average three NEO discoveries a day, and each month the Minor Planet Center receives hundreds of thousands of observat

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Jun 24, 2013

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Nuking an asteroid among options considered at conference - Arizona Daily Sun

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"The most important thing is extremely precise tracking," Tim Spahr, director of the Minor Planet Center, told the group. "We are going to need upgraded radar abilities. We are talking quite a lot of money to do this, and there is the possibility that we do it and determine that there is no threat.

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May 02, 2013

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Finding asteroids before they find us

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expert is sceptical that the telescope will cost just "a few hundred million" dollars. Tim Spahr of the Minor Planet Centre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which tracks asteroids and which would eventually analyse data from Sentinel was part of a team that in 2003 proposed a similar mission to NASA. The

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Jul 03, 2012

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Crowd-funded space telescope to spy dangerous space rocks

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But another expert is skeptical that the telescope will cost just a few hundred million dollars. Tim Spahr of the Minor Planet Center in Cambridge, Mass., which tracks asteroids and which would eventually analyze data from Sentinel was part of a team that in 2003 proposed a similar mission to

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Jun 28, 2012

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Asteroid activists launch fund-raising campaign for space telescope

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NASA looked into launching an asteroid-hunting probe years ago, but never went forward with the mission because it was deemed too expensive. The cost was estimated at $500 million nine years ago, Tim Spahr, director of the Minor Planet Center, told The Associated Press.

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Jun 28, 2012

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A space telescope to thwart deadly asteroids? Donations needed

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And, as noted in the Washington Post, there's some doubt as to whether Sentinel could see all possible threats floating around in space. Tim Spahr of the Minor Planet Center in Cambridge, Mass., told the news outlet that that was a "spectacular" challenge.

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Jun 28, 2012

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Large Asteroid to Buzz Earth Tonight—Watch It Live

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"This one is interesting, because we've found about half of the [near-Earth] objects that are this large already," said Tim Spahr, director of the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Jun 14, 2012

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Timothy B. Spahr

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation, search. Timothy B. Spahr is an American astronomer. He works at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center ...

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