NASA
unveils plan to test asteroid defense technique
On
Friday, the space agency announced plans to redirect the course of a
small asteroid approaching Earth, as part of the Double Asteroid
Redirection Test (DART), according to a NASA press release.
The
release notes that asteroids hit Earth nearly every day, but most are
small enough to burn up
in
the atmosphere.
Double
Asteroid Redirection Test 179=41p
Ludicrous (334/2=112 Conjurer) (449=87p Misguide) (Su 2004=24
Farce) (F 438/6=73=21p Hoax) (S
1349/19=71 Unreal) (E 1900=19 Bogus) (J 1300=13 B.S.)
DART
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This is A Hoax) (Su 258/3=86 Fantasy, Chicanery) (S 183/3=61=18p
Faked) (E 295/5=59) (J 185/5=37 Concocted)
But
the DART project -- a joint effort between NASA and the John Hopkins
Applied Physics Laboratory in Maryland -- is for the asteroids that
are too big to break up -- those that could have
severe
consequences for the Earth if they hit. "DART would be NASA's
first mission to demonstrate what's known as the kinetic impactor
technique -- striking the asteroid to shift its orbit -- to defend
against a potential future asteroid impact," said Lindley
Johnson, NASA's planetary defense officer in Washington, in the press
release.
striking
the asteroid to shift its orbit 170=17 Lie (217/7=31 B.S.)
(440=44 Bamboozle, Deceiver,
Lackbrained) (Su 2640/40=66 Fakery) (FB
880=88 Artificial, Program) (S 1630=163 Farcical) (E 2420/22=110
Contrived) (J 1600/16=100 Falseness)
to
defend against a potential future asteroid impact 501=51
Dishonesty, Spurious (714/6=119 Master
Plan) (Su 3006=36 Delusion, Schemers) (S
2076=276/12=23 Fraud, Faker) (E 3021=321/3=107=17 Lie) (J
1981/7=283=61p=18p Faked)
"This
approval step advances the project toward an historic test with a
non-threatening small asteroid."
The
target of the test is an asteroid system called Didymos, the release
said. Didymos -- Greek for "twin" -- is a binary asteroid
system, made up of one asteroid, Didymos A, and a smaller one,
Didymos B, which orbits its larger neighbor.
In
October 2022, as Didymos makes an approach near Earth, NASA will
launch a refrigerator-sized spacecraft towards the asteroids, aimed
at Didymos B, the release said. When the DART spacecraft and the
asteroid collide, the spacecraft will be traveling at a staggering
3.7 miles per second. "The kinetic impact technique works by
changing the speed of a threatening asteroid by a small fraction of
its total velocity," the release says, "but by doing it
well before the predicted impact so that this small nudge will add up
over time to a big shift of the asteroid's path away from Earth."
In
October (2022)
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(111 This is a Lie) (339/3=113
Dishonest, DisInfo, Not True, B.S.) (Su 2034=234+432=666
Purpose Plan) (F 495/5=99 Untrue) (S 1109=186p/2=93
Invented, Unactual) (J 4124/4=1031=173p Inauthentic)
"DART
is a critical step in demonstrating we can protect our planet from a
future asteroid impact," said Andy Cheng, one of the leaders of
the Johns Hopkins team. "With DART, we can show how to protect
Earth from an asteroid strike with a kinetic impactor by knocking the
hazardous object into a different flight path that would not threaten
the planet." The announcement coincided with International
Asteroid Day, which commemorates the largest recorded asteroid impact
in Earth's history, when in 1908 a meteorite hit Russia's
Podkamennaya Tunguska River in a remote forest, leveling trees and
knocking over people in a town 40 miles away.
by
knocking the hazardous object into a different flight path
250/5=50 Fictitious, Deceitful (565/5=113
Dishonest, Green Screen) (839=146p/2=73=21p Hoax) (FB 1130=113
Not True, Mainstream, DisInfo) (S 2385/45=53
Trickery) (E 4012=412/4=103 B.S.) (J 3152/16=197=45p
Delusion, Deliberate)
NASA
Latest And Greatest Scam to fleece the American with public fundings
for an Earth Based Media Propaganda. Has anyone ever seen an asteroid
other than what they broadcast on television and their
fearmongerings??? Don't be a fool...NASA couldn't go to the
moon....how do they propose to protect the Earth from asteroids
concocted out of thin air???
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