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Harms way, if you have early enough warning that is up an of the raid poses a risk. >> we got about a minute left. how do i have to be about an asteroid hitting planet earth and how much faith should i be putting in nasa that they can stop it from happening? >> the word isnt fake in this particular context. its, its, its, i mean, its science. and if we live in a world where people stand in denial of science, that is a world we will all go extinct by something science could have prevented. becaus...

Washington: NASA Preparing for a mission to intentionally smash a spacecraft into an asteroid – a test run should humanity ever need to stop a giant s

NASA is preparing a mission to deliberately smash a spacecraft into an asteroid—a test run should humanity ever need to stop a giant space rock from wiping out life on Earth.

DART probe, the size of a car, will slam into the Dimorphos ‘moonlet’ at more than 24,000kph in 2022.

The mission that will crash into an asteroid so we will hopefully never have to live inside a scene from Deep Impact is now heading out on its collision course.

Ian Hamilton checks in for the latest round of the Best of the Super Junior, with Hiromu Takahashi and BUSHI headlining the latest round in Korakuen Hall as we’ve a LOT of intra-team matches today.

Orbiting each other, slamming into one of them, that way they can detect whether the orbit has changed. if you tried to hit something that was solo, how could you tell if you changed the orbit or not? you are changing it a couple centimeters a second. there is nothing to compare it against. using the binary is super, super smart. >> it is amazing how life imitates art, if you can call "armageddon" art. >> i like "deep impact" better. scientifically it was better. >> i was going to say you should...

Growing up. this is humanitys maturation. we are a mature enough space faring species to pay attention to long-term dangers that come from space. so this is like, you know, when you become 27 youre like, oh, ive got to pay insurance? this is a pretty important mission in that way. >> and it only cost $300 million, which is nothing compared to most space suspicions. >> good stuff. >> and its nothing compared to losing the entire east coast to an asteroid. so there you go. >> all right. happy than...

We are seeing whether the basic idea works. >> why be so gentle? if an asteroid is coming to earth, i dont think you have to be so kind. and my research, including armageddon the film and deep impact, the choice seems to be drill into the asteroid. why is that not being considered here? >> the problem is you dont really want to blow something up. when you blow it up, you are creating a debris field, a bunch of smaller chunks of rock, also going to hit you. so the best thing you can possibly do i...

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