Today's Space News: Deflecting a Killer Asteroid and NASA's Bug Team

How Humanity Could Deflect a Giant Killer Asteroid Humanity has the skills and know-how to deflect a killer asteroid of virtually any size, as long as the incoming space rock is spotted with enough lead time, experts say.
Photos: John F. Kennedy's NASA Legacy Photos of President John F. Kennedy and NASA during the Space Race that ended with Americans walking on the moon.
	Thanksgiving in Space: Astronauts Share Their Cosmic Menu | Video On the ISS, NASA astronauts Rick Mastracchio and Mike Hopkins send down their best wishes for a happy Thanksgiving and their crewmates show off the station's galley where they will be preparing and enjoying a Thanksgiving meal.
	NASA Innovators Want to Make Bug-Proof Airplane Wings A tiny insect may seem like it wouldn't pose a problem to a large jet, but in fact bug corpses on the wings of plane can create financial and environmental problems. NASA's 'bug team' tested a new material in an effort to minimize these issues.
	How The Sun Cooks Comets | Video NASA explains how a comet goes through the process of sublimation as it nears the Sun.
	Mars Rover Curiosity Sidelined by Electrical Glitch NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has stopped gathering data for a few days while engineers investigate an electrical problem that cropped up over the weekend.
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