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The winner, Antigua and Barbuda mom Keisha S. will be bringing her daughter on the $900,000 trip to space, the first of many raffles from Virgin Galactic.

This sounds like a scene out of the movie Armageddon, but the mission legitimately started earlier this morning!

This sounds like a scene out of the movie Armageddon, but the mission legitimately started earlier this morning!

This sounds like a scene out of the movie Armageddon, but the mission legitimately started earlier this morning!

This sounds like a scene out of the movie Armageddon, but the mission legitimately started earlier this morning!

DART mission will test NASA's ability to alter asteroid's trajectory with kinetic force - crashing robot spacecraft into it at high speed and nudging space boulder just enough to keep our planet out of harm's way

NASA is launching the DART spacecraft to crash into an asteroid. Could it save us from armageddon?

>> na . >> reporter: an asteroid threatens earth, astronauts, the military, and even oil rig drillers try to save mankind. some cities dont make it, but in the end, the planet survives. a hollywood ending which nasa is hoping to make a reality with its first planetary defense test mission. scientists say they have identified the kilometer-wide asteroids like those shown in the blockbusters and there is no danger of them hitting earth in the coming centuries. but nasa says it wants to study what ...

"arma "armageddon." >> the united states government just asked us to save the world. anybody want to say "no"? >> reporter: an asteroid threatens earth. the military, astronauts, even oil rig drillers try to save mankind. some cities dont make it, but in the end, the planet survives. a hollywood ending, which nasa is hoping to make a reality, with its first planetary defense test mission. scientists say they have identified the kilometer-wide asteroids like those shown in the blockbusters and th...

The crewmates will spend 20 hours in their SpaceX capsule, from the time the hatches are closed until Monday morning’s planned splashdown.