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It seems that this black image is moving towards change, as the US space agency has agreed "NASA"On a vehicle project" Double asteroid test "or DART, which aims to alter the orbit of an asteroid heading towards Earth by October 2022.
According to a website "Business Insider", the asteroid known as "Didi Moon", is a lunar asteroid about 150 meters long, gravitating around another 800-meter asteroid, one kilometer distance.
DART will be launched when it is launched with a solar charging system, where it will collide with the asteroid.
The vehicle will be accompanied, another subsidiary At the European Space Agency Name bearing "Hera", which will collect information relating to "Didi Moon", which will not be present on the site in the event of a collision.
The DART, NASA's first mission to adopt what is called the "kinetic lightning" technology, which adopts the idea of hitting the asteroid to change course, according to the NASA headquarters officer. Washington, Lindley Johnson in a statement.
According to the scenario defined by the space agency, the vehicle, which weighs half a ton, will strike the asteroid at a maximum speed of 6 km / second, which will alter the course of the asteroid d & # 39; Approximately 0.4 millimeters per second.
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The black image seems to be moving towards change: NASA has approved the DART project, which aims to change the orbit of an asteroid heading towards Earth by October 2022.
According to Business Insider, the asteroid, called Didi Moon, is a 150-meter-long asteroid orbiting another 800-meter asteroid, located about a kilometer away.
DART will be launched when it is launched with a solar charging system, where it will collide with the asteroid.
The vehicle will be accompanied by another European Space Agency (ESA), Hera, which will collect information on the Didi Moon, which will not be on site in the event of a collision.
The DART, NASA's first mission to adopt the so-called "kinetic lightning" technology, adopts the concept of striking the asteroid to change course, according to the officer at NASA headquarters at Washington, Lindley Johnson, in a statement.
According to the scenario defined by the space agency, the vehicle, which weighs half a ton, will strike the asteroid at a maximum speed of 6 km / second, which will alter the course of the asteroid d & # 39; Approximately 0.4 millimeters per second.
