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A NASA mission that collided with an asteroid didn t just leave a dent It reshaped the space rock

A NASA mission that collided with an asteroid didn t just leave a dent It reshaped the space rock
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The Asteroid NASA Smashed Is Now Healing, Scientists Suggest

Mighty Morphin Asteroid In September 2022, NASA intentionally smashed its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft into a tiny asteroid called Dimorphos, a landmark test to see whether we can divert potentially dangerous space rocks in the future. The collision was powerful enough to knock Dimorphos off its trajectory, releasing copious amounts of dust and […]

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I caught a glimpse of the elusive green flash during my time at Nordic Optical Telescope

I have recently returned from an exhilarating 15-month stint on the island of La Palma, Spain, where I had the privilege of working part-time at the Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT). Situated 2,400m above sea level, the NOT is a world-renowned 2.6m optical telescope.

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An asteroid will hit Earth at some point What can we do about it?

Any day now, it could happen: We could detect an asteroid on an Earth-crossing trajectory. It might be tomorrow; it might be a thousand years from now. So what can we do about it?

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An asteroid will hit Earth at some point What can we do about it?

Any day now, it could happen: We could detect an asteroid on an Earth-crossing trajectory. It might be tomorrow; it might be a thousand years from now. So what can we do about it?

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