[FOTZeiss] Scientists Plan for Asteroid Deflection Mission
Glenn A. Walsh
siderostat1991 at yahoo.com
Mon Apr 15 16:41:05 EDT 2013
Scientists Plan for Asteroid Deflection Mission
Leading astronomers in the United States and Europe are planning to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid in order to research deflection methods. The project, entitled the Asteroid Impact and Deflection Assessment Mission (AIDA), will be launched in 2019 and will see two space rockets sent on a mission to reach the asteroid Didymos.
http://spacewatchtower.blogspot.com/2013/04/scientists-plan-for-asteroid-deflection.html
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