It happened to the dinosaurs, and it could happen to us if we are not prepared: a killer asteroid.
Thousands of meteorites bombard Earth every year. Most of them cause little destruction but NASA knows that the risk of an Earth-destroying asteroid heading our way is a real concern.
The first big step forward in a plan to defend the planet is the DART program. During the first-of-its-kind mission, a spacecraft slammed into an asteroid to push it off orbit.
For The New Reality, Su-Ling Goh looks at what was learned from the DART mission and how Canadian scientists are helping NASA's planetary defence program.
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Thousands of meteorites bombard Earth every year. Most of them cause little destruction but NASA knows that the risk of an Earth-destroying asteroid heading our way is a real concern.
The first big step forward in a plan to defend the planet is the DART program. During the first-of-its-kind mission, a spacecraft slammed into an asteroid to push it off orbit.
For The New Reality, Su-Ling Goh looks at what was learned from the DART mission and how Canadian scientists are helping NASA's planetary defence program.
For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca/news/9456973/protecting-earth-asteroid/
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