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DART Mission Space view

DART stand for Double Asteroid Redirection Test. Firstly we need to know about what is dart mission ?what are the benefits from this mission ? and last what are the goals of this mission ?
This mission is the first mission which demonstrating the method of asteroid deflection by changing motion of two asteroids in space by generating kinetic impact between them. 
Mission is launched by NASA on 24th November 2021 from Vandenberg Space Force Based on a board of Space X Falcon 9 Rocket. 

DART Mission works to deflecte the orbit of asteroids 

DART will orbit the sun just outside the earth’s orbit for ten months there it is waiting for the Didymos (a asteroid system) is 780 m in diameter. It has a moonlet the Dimorphos 160 m in diameter. Which is the actual target of DART . 

How DART Mission works 

If it successfully change them moving direction or deflect the orbit of asteroid  then the mission is successful and it help in different way. 
This first full mission is dedicated to the safety of earth from the asteroids. According to some scientist there will be a chance of collision with earth in future. We already know if a bigger size of asteroid collide with earth there will be a mass extinction of life from the earth.
Goal of this mission is to change the direction of moving asteroid or deflect the orbit of two moving asteroid by generating a kinetic impact between the asteroid or the planet and asteroid. It will also test our planetary defence capabilities. 

-By Mratyunjay Saxena 
Location: Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India

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