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Lab Researching Nuclear Devices As Defense Against Astroid Strikes - Vimarsana News

Lab Researching Nuclear Devices As Defense Against Astroid Strikes

Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have developed a modeling tool for assessing the potential use of a nuclear device to defend the planet against catastrophic asteroid impacts.

Nuking an incoming asteroid will spew out X-rays, new model shows - Vimarsana News

Nuking an incoming asteroid will spew out X-rays, new model shows

A new model is building on DART's success to show how a nuclear weapon could smash a space rock to pieces.

Source: space.com
Japan to test technology to destroy 'small and fast' asteroid set to collide with Earth - Vimarsana News

Japan to test technology to destroy 'small and fast' asteroid set to collide with Earth

The agency also plans for the spacecraft to attach a target marker to the asteroid in an effort to gain a greater understanding of such bodies.

Source: scmp.com
Pioneering study simulates using nuclear weapons for asteroid deflection - Vimarsana News

Pioneering study simulates using nuclear weapons for asteroid deflection

The Planetary Science Journal published a study called 'X-Ray Energy Deposition Model for Simulating Asteroid Response to a Nuclear Planetary Defense Mitigation Mission.' It notes that in...

Could we defend Earth against a 'rubble pile' asteroid? - Vimarsana News

Could we defend Earth against a 'rubble pile' asteroid?

Scientists have discovered that many asteroids have the consistency of piles of rubble. Knowing this, how could we defend Earth against one of these asteroids?

Source: space.com