ESA - Flyeye: ESA's bug-eyed asteroid hunter

Spotting Earth-threatening asteroids is tough, partly because the sky is so big. However insects offer an answer, since they figured out long ago how to look in many directions at once.

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9 (Left) The compound eyes of the blue bottle fly. (Right) Each of the