Look down, look up, lookout! 5 satellites we watched in 2022
2022 was a year of many satellites - whether we watched them, they watched us, or cast their cameras to space, there was plenty to see.
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2022 was a year of many satellites - whether we watched them, they watched us, or cast their cameras to space, there was plenty to see.
On September 26 of this year, the DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) spacecraft slammed into the moonlet/asteroid Dimorphos and vaporized itself into an expanding plume of atomized debris. Fifteen days prior, DART had released LICIAcube - the Light Italian CubeSat for Imaging Asteroids – which was hitchhiking along for the ride. However, LICIAcube wasn’t a…
The first images from the cubesat capturing the aftermath of the DART spacecraft asteroid impact have been received.
The first images of DART's crash into asteroid Dimorphos show the impact kicked up a lot of debris.
The LUKE and LEIA cameras on the LICIACube are ready to capture the DART spacecraft's scheduled crash into the asteroid Dimorphos.