Brown agrees that the true hit rate for asteroids of that size is probably more frequent than past estimates, but he's cautious about the B612 Foundation's once-a-century number.

The B612 Foundation get its name from “The Little Prince,” the 1943 French novella whose main character hailed from a small asteroid designated on Earth as B612. Co-founded in 2002 by former ...

WASHINGTON — The B612 Foundation, which once sought to privately develop a large space observatory to search for potentially hazardous near Earth objects (NEOs), is now studying an alternative ...

California-based non-profit B612 Foundation has announced its intention to place an asteroid-hunting infrared telescope into orbit around the Sun. Named Sentinel, the ambitious endeavor is to be ...

The B612 Foundation has released a video depicting the distribution of 26 asteroid impacts known to have struck the Earth since the year 2000. Many of the impacts detected exploded with a force ...

The nonprofit B612 Foundation says it is continuing efforts to develop a space telescope to search for near-Earth asteroids despite fundraising challenges and a recent NASA decision to terminate a … ...

A space-based telescope would be much more efficient in finding them and that's just what the B612 Foundation in Mountain View, Calif., is building, says Gerald McKeegan, an astronomer at the ...

The B612 Foundation sets up an Asteroid Institute to focus on threats from near-Earth objects – and gives the University of Washington a leading role. Toggle search box Toggle navigation.

NASA is parting ways with the B612 Foundation — the organization hoping to build a spacecraft to hunt down Earth-destroying asteroids, SpacePolicyOnline reports.NASA had a Space Act Agreement ...

B612 Foundation. Asteroid hunters say they’ve found 27,500 new prospects in search for space rocks. A team of asteroid hunters that includes researchers at the University of Washington says it ...

The foundation also received a grant from Tito’s Handmade Vodka that will match up to $1 million from other donors. B612 and Dr. Lu are now not just trying to save the world.