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@PetranArk No. The DART mission will be testing the kinetic impact mitigation technique by sending a spacecraft to intentionally collide with the moon of an asteroid. The purpose of kinetic impact is to change the asteroid’s motion, and the DART spacecraft is too small to destroy it. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 26, 2022

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@c121hains We are confident DART will hit its mark, but nothing in space exploration is ever guaranteed. If DART misses, we will review all data and decide what options to take as next steps. There are no plans yet approved for DART to continue its mission following a missed approach. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 26, 2022

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@Jose__Aldi We have two streams: live from mission control (https://t.co/VAfF5ZXKO9), and live from the spacecraft itself (https://t.co/m295Y6vae1). The mission control show will include the feed from the spacecraft, and continue after the feed from the spacecraft drops at impact. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 26, 2022