NASA confirms DART mission succeeded, asteroid's path altered | Latest English News | World News

NASA has confirmed that its recent mission to alter the trajectory of an asteroid using a spacecraft was successful. The US space agency conducted the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) last month which saw the spacecraft slam into an asteroid Dimorphos.

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[nikita]

Dart successfully altered the asteroids trajectory. It is now heading straight to Earth

[DavidBrendan]

Why do I feel like they knocked it towards us, and not away!

[thecaptainz]

I think before Astroids we will end up with ourselves 😂 so lets Astroids hit thereafter to reform life on earth

[michaelpattison]

One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it

Master Oogway

[huios]

Naah stop it NASA man, it's all animated you just shifting our focus from your failed Artemis mission.

[garybillington]

Course they did, considering how they tend to balls things up I reckon they sent it on a collision course to end everything.

[Nessyk]

How fkn stupid do they think we are 🤦‍♀️

[globedimmer]

Let's pray and hope it will not alter something in its path as the earth is part of the planet in the universe.

[marialuzcasanag]

Humanity is just waiting for the rain of fire after what science did to the celestial body! God forgive human arrogance using science in a very twisted imagination!

[sapphiretom]

Note to self: DO NOT USE DART ON A REAL ASTREIOD!
It moved closer because of gravitational forces. So that helped quite a bit...
Promise it will not show the same results in space in a direct hit, with unimaginable speeds, it will simply pulverize the satellite... like a fire cracker.

[dextermorganbloodspattersp]

Mars and the MOON
🌙 are Integral Parts of
the United States of
Amerika 🦅 Canada 🇨🇦
and INDIA 🇮🇳

BlessUp INDIA 🇮🇳 and Wion StaySafe 🦅🏆😎

[SB-qmwg]

So if we can spot a bus sized asteroid coming at us with 7 years to prepare. we're good..

[WilliamPriceKing]

It’s quite reassuring that we won’t have the same destiny as the dinosaurs.

[vessietaylor]

Humanity/ Watershed moment.
Humm?
What about the farmers/small businesses/children's education/overtaxatiin and Robin of retirement plans and citizens savings/food shortages/culling of beef & poultry?
I guess space and explosions is more highly valued than human life on earth?

[kiranraj]

Hope later we dont learn about butterfly effect

[dowoodsullivan]

Now on to Apophis we have 7 years until impact some say. We need to nudge this extinction event into outer darkness

[lookup]

How were they able to get that much force in space without gravity? How was the dart able to shoot up pass the mesosphere without losing its super speed/power?

[zero]

then try to alter a rock that's 10 miles long

[ram]

Now we await our fate as it starts to swing out of its obit before breaking free and ends up colliding with another object and starting a chain reaction

[Anima_moxhya]

in some random planet entire life will die out
just like how our dianosaurs did