This Is How NASA Wants To Save Earth

The Earth is surrounded. Asteroid collisions, hurricanes, and volcanic eruptions serve us everyday reminders that life on Earth could cease at any time. Although we all hope for the best, preparing for the worst-case situation is important. NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) will launch a spacecraft or missile at an asteroid to see if the impact power might save Earth in the worst-case scenario. Are you curious how NASA intended to preserve the planet? finish watching this entire video.
In November 2022, NASA will conduct the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), illustrating how to divert asteroids that threaten Earth. Natural disasters, climate change, and the potential threat of asteroids are constantly present on the globe. However, NASA has a strategy to safeguard humanity. The Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) will launch a spacecraft or missile toward an asteroid to see if, in the worst-case situation, the impact power can save Earth. But what specifically does NASA want DART to accomplish? In this video, we cover everything, from the goal of DART's mission to the technical specifications needed to make it work scientifically. Watch the entire video to learn how NASA helped save the planet!

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