China Just Sent Back the First Close Up Look at Earth’s Mysterious Quasi-Moon. But the Next Step Is Dangerous
The probe’s close-up images from about 20 kilometers away set up a sample attempt that could return up to 100 grams of material.
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Earth’s Rivers Are Rusting, China Reaches Our Mini-Moon, and Nature Keeps Rewriting the Rules
🌎 EARTH SIGNALS | July 10, 2026 Good morning, Friends. Today’s signs that we’re’re living in the weird timeline: 🟠 Arctic rivers are literally turning orange.🌌 China has reached Earth’s mysterious mini-moon.🚀 SpaceX painted another spectacular “space jellyfish.”🏛️ A gigantic Neolithic monument is discovered near Stonehenge.🌊 An intact Roman ship rises from the Mediterranean after...
Tianwen-2 Quasi-Moon Image Packs Kilometer Surprise and 29 Billion Yuan Market Move
Beijing, July 12, 2026, 02:07 (GMT+8) The first image of Kamo’oalewa looked plain. But the optical navigation data was more striking — cameras on the Tianwen-2 probe cut the margin of error in tracking the asteroid’s position from over 100 kilometres down to about a kilometre, with the spacecraft now just 20 km out, the…
A secret Chinese spacecraft, arriving at one of Earth's temporary "quasi-moons" and preparing to make what may be the first landing of its kind, has captured the first-ever close-up photo of the object.
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