Cyprus Mail29 Jun 2026

Cyprus marks Asteroid Day

Cyprus is marking Asteroid Day with events on Monday and Tuesday as part of the worldwide programme organised by the Luxembourg-based Asteroid Day Foundation to raise awareness of asteroids, planetary defence and international cooperation in space science.

The events have been organised by Kition Planetarium and Observatory, the national coordinator for Asteroid Day in Cyprus, under the direction of George Troullias....

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