Improved Impact Hazard Assessment with Existing Radar Sites and a New 70-m Southern Hemisphere Radar Installation, J.D. Giorgini1, M.A. Slade1, A. Silva1, R.A. Preston1, M. Brozovic1, P.A. Taylor2, and C. Magri3. 1Je

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Date: 2015-05-14 19:27:12 Radar Astronomy Radio telescopes Binary asteroids Arecibo Observatory SETI (66391) 1999 KW4 99942 Apophis Potentially hazardous object Planetary science Aten asteroids Technology		Improved Impact Hazard Assessment with Existing Radar Sites and a New 70-m Southern Hemisphere Radar Installation, J.D. Giorgini1, M.A. Slade1, A. Silva1, R.A. Preston1, M. Brozovic1, P.A. Taylor2, and C. Magri3. 1Je Add to Reading List Source URL: trs-new.jpl.nasa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 707,14 KB Share Document on Facebook

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