Here is an interesting snippet that makes this project even more relevant to us in SA.
Ground Telescopes Capture Jaw-Dropping Views of DART Asteroid Impact
Telescopes around the world honed in on the historic collision, revealing a surprisingly large and bright impact plume.gizmodo.com
Honestly who knows.
Honestly who knows.
Has it worked or do they not know yet
Proof?
In the year 2022, with cellphones having 48MP cameras build-in, this is the very best NASA, the leaders in Space Tech, could've done?!
It's going to take 2 years to find out.
Lol, where is your proof this actually took place?
You dismissed the project as fake (somehow you think ZA scientists are in on the "hoax") without any evidence.
They had video proof from the Meerkat telescope, pictures taken from the actual probe, and video from another probe (French) that was following the crash.
I think you need to go back to your gaming console and play games and leave this thread for the adults to discuss the scientific achievements behind this project.In the year 2022, with cellphones having 48MP cameras build-in, this is the very best NASA, the leaders in Space Tech, could've done?!
I call BS!
And the same goes for you. You are way out of your depth. Go back to trying to fathom out what is in medicine bottles. You can't even begin to comprehend the difference between the Meerkat project and the numerous optical telescopes in this country.
...it would be a pass-through maneuver.
What scientific achievements?
Yes, and just like with C19, thousands of scientist will be hoaxed in to believing this actually took place!
That satellite and 2 meteors aren't real. nothing is real. The earth is flat. It's all a hoax...the standard space nutter mindset.
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