NASA's NEOWISE satellite releases four years of asteroid and comet data

AccuWeather 2018-04-29

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Since the mission restarted on December 2013, the asteroid-hunting NEOWISE satellite has detected more than 29,000 asteroids. 788 of them were near-Earth objects.
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