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NASA’s DART spacecraft proved humanity can nudge an asteroid off its course
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A Carrington-level solar storm today could knock out the power grid
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In 2029 asteroid Apophis will pass closer than some of our satellites
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Asteroid Bennu carries a small chance of striking Earth in 2182
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