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Here's what we've learned from NASA's DART asteroid-slamming mission - Vimarsana News

Here's what we've learned from NASA's DART asteroid-slamming mission

NASA's DART mission, an attempt to discover if a spacecraft can nudge an asteroid off a collision course with Earth, has been described as a 'smashing success.'

Source: space.com
Scientists hail DART success 6 months after asteroid crash - Vimarsana News

Scientists hail DART success 6 months after asteroid crash

Scientists shared the latest results from the DART mission this week, six months after its impact into the asteroid Dimorphos.

Source: space.com
NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test Is A Smashing Success – Gistmaster - Vimarsana News

NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test Is A Smashing Success – Gistmaster

The mission, focused on the Didymos-Dimorphos binary asteroid system, proved that an asteroid’s orbit can be altered by kinetic impactor technology. Rocks from space have walloped Earth for eons, and it’s only a matter of time until our planet lands yet again in the crosshairs of a very large asteroid. But unlike other forms of…

Pic of the Day: Smallest radar instrument to be flown in space - Vimarsana News

Pic of the Day: Smallest radar instrument to be flown in space

This 10-cm box will make history as the smallest radar instrument to be flown in space, highlights the European Space Agency, and it will be the first radar to probe the interior of an asteroid.

What DART scientists have learned about asteroid Didymos so far - Vimarsana News

What DART scientists have learned about asteroid Didymos so far

Smashing a spacecraft into an asteroid isn't NASA's usual approach to planetary science, but DART's impact was certainly an opportunity nonetheless.

Source: space.com