NASA unveils new details on the asteroid "Pino"

NASA has revealed unexpected results from the first data received from the Pino Earth Asteroid, which provides evidence on the origins of the solar system and life on Earth. The agency launched the Osiris-Rex satellite near the Pino land asteroid in September, This operation was completed in December 2018. This is the first mission to return a sample of 39, asteroids on Earth.

These findings have been reported in seven articles in Nature, Nature Astronomy, Nature Geoscience and Nature Communications this week, revealing the unexpected surface of the Pino asteroid, where Pino's surface features indicate that it is more older than expected, providing an overview of the different phases. From the evolution of the solar system.

Pino's observations are part of the remnants of the solar system and it's a rock of space that could have introduced the carbon-rich materials needed for life. Pino 's observations on the surface of Osiri – Rex have confirmed the presence of large – scale wet materials, Pino travels the Earth every 6 years and approaches every 150 years, so that' s all around. it can collide with a 10% probability on 1%.

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The Pino asteroid is wider than the Empire State Building and is not bulky enough to destroy the Earth, but it could cause big damage. NASA has clearly established that the asteroid was the smallest object orbiting a spaceship. "Learn more about the origins of our solar system, the Earth's water sources and organic molecules, as well as the resources located in near-Earth space."

NASA is holding a press conference at 17:30 GMT to announce more details about the agency's mission to bring the spacecraft back to Earth.

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