On Sept 26th, NASA's DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) mission intentionally crashed into the asteroid Dimorphos in an effort to test the idea of redirecting the orbit of asteroid as a future planetary defense strategy.
Immediately after the successful impact, people began asking: "So, did it work?" In this episode of Dr. Becky, she answers that and other key questions surrounding the mission objectives.
Spoiler alert: It worked!
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