International Asteroid Warning Network

Target entity: International Asteroid Warning Network
Context triple: [NASA Planetary Defense Coordination Office, coordinatesWith, International Asteroid Warning Network]

• A. NASA Planetary Defense Coordination Office
  The NASA Planetary Defense Coordination Office is the agency’s lead organization for detecting, tracking, and coordinating responses to potentially hazardous near-Earth objects to protect Earth from asteroid and comet impact threats.
• B. IAU
  IAU is a global higher education organization that promotes collaboration, policy dialogue, and research among universities and academic institutions worldwide.
• C. IAU
  The IAU is Uruguay's national Antarctic research institute responsible for coordinating the country's scientific activities and presence in Antarctica.
• D. National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center
  The National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center was a U.S. research organization best known for operating the Arecibo Observatory and conducting pioneering work in radio astronomy and atmospheric science.
• E. NASA Near-Earth Object Observations Program
  The NASA Near-Earth Object Observations Program is a planetary defense initiative that discovers, tracks, and characterizes asteroids and comets that could pose a hazard to Earth.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: International Asteroid Warning Network
Target entity description: The International Asteroid Warning Network is a global collaboration of space agencies and observatories that detects, tracks, and assesses the threat of potentially hazardous near-Earth objects.

• A. NASA Planetary Defense Coordination Office
  The NASA Planetary Defense Coordination Office is the agency’s lead organization for detecting, tracking, and coordinating responses to potentially hazardous near-Earth objects to protect Earth from asteroid and comet impact threats.
• B. IAU
  The IAU is Uruguay's national Antarctic research institute responsible for coordinating the country's scientific activities and presence in Antarctica.
• C. IAU
  IAU is a global higher education organization that promotes collaboration, policy dialogue, and research among universities and academic institutions worldwide.
• D. National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center
  The National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center was a U.S. research organization best known for operating the Arecibo Observatory and conducting pioneering work in radio astronomy and atmospheric science.
• E. NASA Near-Earth Object Observations Program
  The NASA Near-Earth Object Observations Program is a planetary defense initiative that discovers, tracks, and characterizes asteroids and comets that could pose a hazard to Earth.
• F. None of above. chosen