Asteroid Displays Odd Behavior in Wake of NASA's DART Strike
Dimorphos continues to puzzle scientists after NASA’s DART impact, raising new questions about asteroid behaviors and potential space interventions.
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Dimorphos continues to puzzle scientists after NASA’s DART impact, raising new questions about asteroid behaviors and potential space interventions.
After the successful impact of NASA’s DART mission on the Dimorphos asteroid, scientists have encountered a series of unexpected outcomes, the latest being the unanticipated lengthening of the asteroid’s orbital period around its larger partner, Didymos.
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NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) was successful as the small spacecraft changed the orbit of a distant asteroid, but now it's acting weird.
Darting Around Nearly a year ago, NASA successfully smashed an asteroid for the first time — but now, the asteroid in question is behaving strangely. As the New Scientist reports, a schoolteacher and his pupils have discovered that Dimorphos, the space rock jammed by the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) last September, has apparently continued slowing […]