ScienceCasts: Tracking Meteoroids

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A new iPhone app just released by NASA harnesses the power of citizen scientists to track space debris around Earth.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• NASA
• ScienceCasts
• SMD
• Science Mission Directorate
• Science@NASA News
• meteor
• meteorite
• citizen science
• Geminids
• Leonids
• Perseids

[approxpurified]

Really need an Android version of this app.

[mjwinger1]

Need an android version.

[copekarit]

please make it for android

[sergio19469]

@GaliLeo44444 gracias,un saludo.

[GaliLeo44444]

@sergio19469 Usá el botón CC para poner subtítulos y poné traducir esos subtítulos al español ahí mismo. No es 100% preciso, pero bueno, es lo que hay!!!!

[GaliLeo44444]

@slave880 No, meteorites and asteroids are not the same. The former are only small stones that come of comets or asteroids same, upon entering the atmosphere totally disintegrate, it is very difficult to come in contact with ground. Asteroids have a body more big, and these if I hope that NASA has controlled!!!!

[sdam87]

what about symbian :\ 

[DaBamBamMan]

I need to get me a smart phone. If they have more apps like this, than it is definitely worth it. TY for the videos and playlists guys. Make my day less boring in my brain dead, non science mongrel's.

[sergio19469]

podian poner un video en castellano ,todo el mundo no sabe ingles.

[slave880]

@GaliLeo44444 smart-ass, please. Meteoroids is a word meaning of both asteroid and meteor. they are all space rock whether it is big or small

[GaliLeo44444]

@slave880 They're talking about meteors, not asteroids!!!!

[slave880]

so, does this mean Nasa can't track asteroids anymore but need people help? this is 2012 now and i can feel something very fishy here.