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Summary

Description FEPpgsTWQAI06mE (1).jpg	English: We're crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid – on purpose! Launching from @SLDelta30 in California later this month, our #DARTMission is a first-of-its-kind #PlanetaryDefense test to change the motion of an asteroid. Join our @NASASocial to learn more:
Date	15 November 2021
Source	https://twitter.com/NASAKennedy/status/1460274195871543296
Author	NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

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