Space Fan News #94: Apophis Won't Hit Us; New Way to Measure Black Holes; Are Gravitinos Dark Matter
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Well it looks like we're safe from any impact possibilities from the asteroid Apophis as it performs it's flybys in both 2029 and 2036.
Astronomers have also developed a new way to measure black holes and we look into the question of whether or not gravitinos are dark matter.
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Well it looks like we're safe from any impact possibilities from the asteroid Apophis as it performs it's flybys in both 2029 and 2036.
Astronomers have also developed a new way to measure black holes and we look into the question of whether or not gravitinos are dark matter.
Here are the links to this week's stuff:
If you want weekly space and astronomy news updates, please subscribe to the DeepAstronomy channel. New episodes are uploaded every Friday night.
Follow me on Google+
We also have a great Google+ Community, come share your thoughts and join the discussion!
Don't forget Facebook, there's a whole page dedicated to Space Fans:
Oh yeah, there's a twitter thing too (as if all this wasn't enough):
@DeepAstronomy
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