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Humans changed an asteroid. Now we find out how.

On 26 September 2022 humans made our first measurable change to a Solar System object, as NASA’s DART spacecraft impacted the Dimorphos asteroid, shifting its orbit around its larger Didymos parent as

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Ereignismeldung 1 Juli 2026 RSHA Ämter I bis VII Betreff ESA Humans und unsere Demokratie
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too bad fElon plans to put million spacejunk on orbit so we cannot anymore send anything to space.
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Errr... It's the new norm to have video half-subtitled ?
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did you guys just edit in the intro to 2 HOT 4 U by Fast Nick and $uicideboy$?
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Gracias. Saludos.
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Finally some useful space science
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@S1nwar From YouTube ↗ 7 Jul 2026 6
amazing that the Dart followup is almost there already
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Well done, ESA, and humanity.
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@fire-ae From YouTube ↗ 30 Jun 2026 1
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Throwback to when we motorboated an asteroid
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Very nice information i love USA UK NASA and ESA from Ahiyapur Muzaffarpur Bihar India
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Neato! 🎉🎉🎉
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👌👌👌💚🎉 Thank you ESA
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awesome
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It's amazing to have this technology, reshaping our knowledge. Dart was a success.
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No matter how much damage humanity has caused to the planet, we will have fulfilled our mission and perhaps saved all life on Earth if we can one day prevent a killer asteroid from striking the planet. Only we have the ability to do so.
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@I-Singu-I From YouTube ↗ 30 Jun 2026 27
amaze amaze amaze
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NASA’s DART proved that humanity can change the motion of a celestial object, but ESA’s Hera mission will reveal exactly what happened after the impact. By uncovering Dimorphos’ mass, structure, crater, and internal makeup, Hera will turn an incredible demonstration into a reliable planetary defense strategy. It’s amazing to see international collaboration pushing the boundaries of science and helping protect our future. Wishing the Hera team a successful journey and an exciting arrival at Dimorphos in 2026.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉