Episode 09 - Asteroid

Aaron and Colin swap stories around a Jurassic campfire and answer questions from Maize, Brendan, Mathew, Amelia, Londyn, and Jack.   View full episode show notes at www.MyDogRocket.com 

Aaron goes flying with his friend Pretzel the Pterosaur and answers a question from Marina and Miles. View full episode show notes at www.MyDogRocket.com 

Aaron meets a friend at the Natural History Museum's Triceratops Exhibit and answers a question from Andy. View full episode show notes at www.MyDogRocket.com 

Imagine a giant asteroid is out in space and headed on a collision course with planet Earth. Your mission, is to annihilate this giant mass of space rock before it can even get close. What do you do? How do you do it? Join Mindy and Guy Raz as they travel through time and space t ... Show More

Is there a killer asteroid with Earth’s name on it? The dinosaurs ruled for many millions of years before coming to their violent end. Will humanity prevail or are we doomed to succumb like the dinosaurs? It’s a question that will keep you up at night. No wonder our listeners Zar ... Show More

66 million years ago, an asteroid hit our planet triggering global wildfires, an impact winter, and the end of the Age of Dinosaurs. Could you make it through the darkest days of planet Earth?--Eons is a production of Complexly for PBS Digital Studios.If you'd like to support the ... Show More

What happens when a giant asteroid hits Earth? 

A new era for humankind - Nasa experiment smashes asteroid. 

A bright light in the night sky followed by a loud crash, and then suddenly – a piece of space rock appears on Bark Street. Snoop and Sniffy will get to the bottom of this supposed space debris. Could it really be a falling star? 

The Dinosaur friends encounter an Earthquake Written by Alex Come and follow more adventures on our animated TV show on Youtube! 📺🤩 SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/@shortstoriesforkidspodcast   Announcing our new Premium Channel!To join just visit our website at shortstoriesforkids ... Show More

<p>Around 66 million years ago, an asteroid the size of Mount Everest slammed into our planet, triggering the mass extinction of the dinosaurs and countless other species unable to adapt to the sudden environmental catastrophe that followed. What exactly happened on that fateful ... Show More

Luke O’Neill Professor of Biochemistry at the School of Immunology, Trinity College Dublin tells us why NASA crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid at 22000 km/h. 

If an asteroid were hurling through space, making a beeline straight to Earth, how would humans prevent it from doing what it did to the dinosaurs? Would we bomb it? Would we shoot lasers at it like a scene from Hollywood's latest sci-fi flick? Well, the folks at NASA have design ... Show More