File:Asteroids-hows-that-space-program.jpeg

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Illustration of an asteroid about to strike the Earth just as a rocket escapes from the other side of the planet. Captioned asteroids are nature's way of asking "how's that space program coming along?"

Artist: Aaron Williams

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