In some more enlightened timeline there's a spirited competition between institutional and amateur astronomers towards predicting these, and some amateur is sitting on a $10M this-person-told-us-so-and-we-bet-against-them prize, which gets bigger every year (no prizes for the institutional side, they get a salary).
In that timeline's future we're then competing over who can most reliably prevent them.
The winners of such frivolous competitions over protecting the moon get funding for the more serious job of protecting Earth.
I don't even get that far but get a blank page except for: "Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker." They're doing a pretty good job of minimizing their traffic.
In some more enlightened timeline there's a spirited competition between institutional and amateur astronomers towards predicting these, and some amateur is sitting on a $10M this-person-told-us-so-and-we-bet-against-them prize, which gets bigger every year (no prizes for the institutional side, they get a salary).
In that timeline's future we're then competing over who can most reliably prevent them.
The winners of such frivolous competitions over protecting the moon get funding for the more serious job of protecting Earth.
Archive: https://archive.ph/88rlJ
It means someone will ask 10x price for building the US lunar base.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/21/science/space/what-a-mass...
Eh, still have to login.
Bypass Paywalls Clean on Quetta works fine.
I don't even get that far but get a blank page except for: "Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker." They're doing a pretty good job of minimizing their traffic.
I can only get you so far...
No,
You could have gotten this link: https://archive.is/88rlJ
(which is currently also the top link)
NASA
free to view, you already paid for it
https://science.nasa.gov/solar-system/moon/nasas-moon-orbite...