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Planetoid 2000 PN9 passes by Earth today at just 2 million miles

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- Mile-Wide Asteroid Passes Close On Monday

http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Mile_Wide_Asteroid_Passes_Close_On_Monday.html

Boulder CO (SPX) March 5, 2006 - An asteroid named 2000 PN9 will fly past Earth
at a distance of about 2 million miles on March 6. There is no danger of a
collision with the mile-wide space rock, but its nearest approach distance of
eight lunar distances - on average, the Moon is 384,401 kilometers, or 246,017
miles away.

- Largest Impact Crater In The Sahara Discovered

http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Largest_Impact_Crater_In_The_Sahara_Discovered.html

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