Dart-poster3.jpg

Summary

Description Dart-poster3.jpg	Deutsch: Das Schema der DART-Mission zeigt den Einschlag auf dem Mondsplitter des Asteroiden (65803) Didymos. Nach dem Einschlag würden optische Teleskope auf der Erde und ein planetarisches Radar die Veränderung der Umlaufbahn des Mondleins um den Mutterkörper messen. English: Schematic of the DART mission shows the impact on the moonlet of asteroid (65803) Didymos. Post-impact observations from Earth-based optical telescopes and planetary radar would, in turn, measure the change in the moonlet’s orbit about the parent body.
Date	2021
Source	https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/dart-poster3_.jpeg
Author	Credits: NASA/Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab

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