ESA - Flyeye: ESA's bug-eyed asteroid hunter
Spotting Earth-threatening asteroids is tough, partly because the sky is so big. However insects offer an answer, since they figured out long ago how to look in many directions at once.
Bug-eyed asteroid hunter: ESA's Flyeye telescope
ESA in urgent call for 'eyes on the sky' after 'surprise' asteroid encounter
Astrocom et al.: aprile 2019
New ESA telescope in South America to search for dangerous asteroids
ESA - Flyeye: ESA's bug-eyed asteroid hunter
ESA - Flyeye: ESA's bug-eyed asteroid hunter
ESA Operations on X: 16 days til #AsteroidDay2018! The countdown starts today w/ESA's new #Flyeye telescope 🔭: a technical wonder & the first of its kind, it splits light from the sky
Asteroid impact prediction - Wikipedia
The Rise and Fall of the Riskiest Asteroid in a Decade – “I've Never Seen Such a Risky Object”
Double Asteroid Redirect Test (DART) is safe - asteroid targeted can't hit Earth, why they chose it - and this helps us learn how to protect Earth from other asteroids - Debunking
