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NASA's Near-Earth Object Office

D. K. Yeomans, P. W. Chodas, A. B. Chamberlin

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Near-Earth Objects (NEOs) are scientifically interesting remnants of the early solar system formation process, accessible resources for the raw materials necessary for colonizing the inner solar system in the next century, and objects that can threaten life on Earth.

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Near-Earth Objects (NEOs) are scientifically interesting remnants of the early solar system formation process, accessible resources for the raw materials necessary for colonizing the inner solar system in the next century, and objects that can threaten life on Earth.

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Near-Earth Objects (NEOs) are scientifically interesting remnants of the early solar system formation process, accessible resources for the raw materials necessary for colonizing the inner solar system in the next century, and objects that can threaten life on Earth.

Key concepts: Astrobiology, Earth (classical element), Near-Earth object, Solar System, Object (grammar), Process (computing), Geography, Computer science

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