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Astronomers Confirm Presence of Second Trojan Asteroid on Earth’s Orbit
Astronomers estimate the Trojan asteroid will accompany Earth for more than 3,500 years The second Earth Trojan asteroid was confirmed by astronomers and called it 2020 XL5, according to a new study published in the journal Nature on February 1.
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Longest Lightning Bolt Spanning 477 Miles Detected in Three States, Setting Global Record
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