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Europe must strengthen its watch for dangerous space rocks, the head of the European Space Agency’s (ESA) asteroid surveillance program said on February 21, a week after a meteor struck Russia in a blinding fireball. Nicolas Bobrinsky, in charge of ESA’s 4-year-old Space Situational Awareness (SSA) program, said his unit would inaugurate a center in Rome on May 22 to coordinate observatories’ sightings of passing asteroids.
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