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Plus: Neuralink looking for brain implant volunteers, black holes are fast eaters, military airships

Plus: Neuralink looking for brain implant volunteers, black holes are fast eaters, military airships return? A menacing asteroid the size of the Empire State Building has caught NASA's eye, and the agency has a bold plan to knock it off course if needed. As soon as September 24, NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will initiate the return of the samples it scooped up from asteroid Bennu's surface back to Earth, a first for the agency. Most crucially, studying Bennu's composition from the sample could reveal how to deflect or destroy the space rock if it threatens Earth in 2182. We have the full story on what's at stake in today's [Must Read](. Job alert: [Senior Server Design Integration Engineer making $287,500 a year!]( Good morning. I’m Tim, newsletter editor at IE. This is the Blueprint. What else has hit the headlines today? VIDEO OF THE DAY [Is Nikola Tesla Overrated?]( How does China’s J-20 jet pose a threat to U.S. Air Superiority? 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