THE WORLD’S FIRST PLANETARY DEFENSE TEST BY NASA.
THE WORLD’S FIRST PLANETARY DEFENCE TEST also known as the Double Asteroid Redirection Test. The Double Asteroid Redirection Test is dart. DART is a straightforward, low-cost spacecraft. The Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), NASA’s first planetary defence test mission, aims to test and evaluate a way to defend Earth in the event of an asteroid impact danger. The first success of dark is the mission is divided into two parts. The first women write a novel about interactive experience by NASA. The first was to see if NASA had the technology to launch a spacecraft into space to hit a previously unseen asteroid, and this aspect of the mission was successful. The spaceship struck its objective, as shown on Monday. The probe transmitted back a series of photos of the asteroid Dimorphous as it neared at more than 14,000 miles per hour in its final seconds by PLANETARY DEFENSE TEST. Didymus, a near-Earth asteroid measuring 0.48 miles (780 metres) across, and its moonlet Dimorphous, measuring 525 feet (160 metres) across, comprise the system. DART purposefully collided with the moonlet Dimorphous at 4.1 miles per second (6.6 kilometres per second). That’s a whopping 14,760 mph (23,760 kph).
