Protecting the Earth from the threat of asteroid impacts means first knowing where they are. NASA & Planetary Resources are harnessing the incredible potential of innovators, makers and citizen scientists by opening up the search. In an increasingly connected world, NASA recognizes the value of the public as a partner in addressing some of the country’s most pressing challenges. We need your help in identifying asteroids – and to help further this effort, we’ve built an application that enables everyone, everywhere, to help solve this global challenge.

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  • The asteroid hunter is very poorly developed. First, when I run their default images (apparently they are .h extensions, which I've never heard of - I thought it supported .FITS files) I get two errors, one is "failed to start session" and the other was "failed due to backend issues". Apparently, the app was not tested properly. The first issue was that you need to "run a administrator", but that solved it temporarily - it cropped up again, the other I have no idea. Documentation is also poor, about 3/4 of the document is how to install it.
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2015-03-19