Asteroids

• Dawn
• Hayabusa
• Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous

• Facts
• Large Near Earth Objects@

• Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers  - Highlights the various projects conducted by the organization on near earth asteroids.
• Asteroid Information Services  - The Space Mechanics Group of the Department of Mathematics, University of Pisa, Italy presents orbital data for all known near Earth asteroids.
• Asteroid Radar Research  - Details method on observing near earth objects. Presents images and links to related pages.
• Asteroids  - Shows representation on the external properties of the heavenly body. Contains list of names, year of discovery, and details on radius rotation and orbital period on each space object.
• B612 Foundation  - Aims to significantly alter the orbit of an asteroid in a controlled manner by 2015. Includes rationale, methods, and progress.
• Bill Bottke's Asteroid Research  - Contains biography, research, publications, and curriculum vitae of the editor.
• Dan Durda  - Features data and reports on space events and objects. Contains biography of the author.
• Denis Denissenko  - Displays list of double minor planets and likely binary asteroids compiled by the author.
• Future Asteroid Interception Research Society  - Promotes raising funds for astronomers to study near Earth asteroids.
• Johnston’s Archive  - Presents list by the author on binary asteroids. Contains diagrams and links to related pages.
• Paul Wiegart, University of Western Ontario  - Details the research of near Earth asteroids, including Cruithne and other asteriods in resonance with Earth.
• Planetary Science Research Discoveries  - Presents archive of documents on asteroids by planetary geoscientist at the Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology, School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology at the University of Hawaii.
• Royal Astronomical Society of Canada  - Resource for information on asteroids whose names are known to have a Canadian connection.
• Sajri - Asteroid (and Comet) Groups  - Article that discusses the difference between the two space objects. Includes links to related sources.
• When did the asteroids become minor planets?  - Article detailing the history of discovery and naming of the asteroids.
• Wolfram Research  - Provides information and specifications of asteroids Chiron, Plutino, Kirkwood Gaps, and the Kuiper Belt.