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Year in Space 2000 Shorts: Eros Asteroid
On the Science Channel's "Year in Space 2000," A satellite in space has observed a near-earth asteroid called Eros. Through inspection, scientists have discovered that Eros is an extremely old asteroid from the beginning of the solar system.
Added: Jun 8, 2009
Views: 508 Views
Runtime: 01:20
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