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Asteroid will make a close pass by Earth on Friday

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Asteroid will make a close pass by Earth on Friday

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Tony.Zhou
Feb 09, 2018 1:00 PM ET

Washington, Feb. 8 (Xinghua) -- two asteroids will "pass the earth" in three days, Xinghua said in a statement on Feb. 8. But don't worry, they will not pose a threat to us, because the two asteroid volume is relatively small, its diameter is estimated at between 15 m to 40 m, NASA said in a statement, the size of an asteroid, with uncommon that close close to earth, and earth within 7.48 million km distance, diameter of more than 140 meters, is considered a "potential danger" to the earth.

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A small asteroid will make a relatively close pass to Earth on Friday, but astronomers say we're in no danger.

The asteroid, called 2018 CB, will zip past Earth around 5:30 p.m. ET at a distance of 64,000 kilometres, or about one-fifth the distance from Earth to the moon.

It was discovered by NASA-funded Catalina Sky Survey on Feb. 4 along with a second asteroid that measured somewhere between 15 and 30 metres. That one, called 2018 CC, passed by on Tuesday, at a distance of roughly 184,000 kilometres, still within the moon's orbit.

Neither asteroid poses a threat to Earth.

2018 CB isn't a mass-extinction type of asteroid, though it's an interesting one for astronomers.

"Although 2018 CB is quite small, it might well be larger than the asteroid that entered the atmosphere over Chelyabinsk, Russia, almost exactly five years ago, in 2013," Paul Chodas, manager of the Center for Near Earth Object Studies at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, said in a statement. "Asteroids of this size do not often approach this close to our planet - maybe only once or twice a year."

On Feb. 15, 2013, an asteroid roughly 17 metres in size lit up the sky over Chelyabinsk breaking up, with a large piece landing in a lake. A powerful air burst echoed across the city, breaking windows and injuring more than 1,000 people.

Astronomers take these opportunities to learn more about asteroids, such as their composition. They're particularly intrigued as these are leftover bits from the formation of our solar system and could tell us about our early origins.

The Catalina Sky Survey is part of an initiative to look for potentially hazardous asteroids (PHAs) and there are several networks around the world with the same goal.

According to the Center for Near Earth Object Studies, more than 90 per cent of the near-Earth objects bigger than one kilometre have been discovered. The group is now aiming to find those that are more than 140 metres.

While 2018 CB is too small for amateur telescopes, it can be viewed live online with the Virtual Telescope Project.

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This rare asteroid will zip by Earth on Friday

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A small asteroid will make a relatively close pass to Earth on Friday, but astronomers say we're in no danger. The asteroid, called 2018 CB, will zip past Earth around 5:30 p.m. ET at a distance of 64,000 kilometres, or about one-fifth the distance from Earth to the moon.

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YouTube cuts off Logan Paul's advertising revenue over 'pattern of behaviour'

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YouTube cuts off Logan Paul's advertising revenue over 'pattern of behaviour'

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Angel Mak
Feb 09, 2018
Today, YouTube said "In response to Logan Paul’s recent pattern of behavior, we’ve temporarily suspended ads on his channels.".Logan Paul is a popular YouTuber and his has more than 16million subscribers.In January, Logan Paul posted a video about a person hanging from a tree in a known suicide place in Japan.After that there have many controversy on American video blogger.Therefore YouTube stop his advertising revenue.
link:http://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/logan-paul-youtube-1.4528163

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A suspect open fire without injuries in North York.

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A suspect open fire without injuries in North York.

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Tianxiao Liu
Feb 09, 2018
Yesterday, a suspect opened fire in a car when the car was moving. This case happen in North York. And according to police, the vehicle was shot at shortly after 11 p.m.  near Driftwood Court and Driftwood Avenue . After shooting, the driver didn't stop. Then the driver proceeded to Mississauga. Fortunately, there is no injuries after shooting. And now, police are trying to chase suspect.
link:https://www.cp24.com/news/no-injuries-reported-after-suspect-opens-fire-on-moving-vehicle-in-north-york-1.3796249

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Human eggs fully grown in lab for first time 

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Human eggs fully grown in lab for first time 

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Owen Li
Feb 09, 2018
12 Hours ago
Human eggs fully grown in lab for first time, it is meaning there will be a  entirely new method to have baby that no need to across normally sex  process.
It started by took oocyte from women to the tube and finish fertilization and growth under scientists watch and protection.
However, is this idea works or not are still is an question that many scientists  are doubt about.
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/human-eggs-fully-grown-in-lab-for-first-time/ar-BBITyn5

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