Nasa Dart Mission The Last Images The Space Probe Took Before Getting Smashed
On board the spacecraft was a Didymos Reconnaissance and Asteroid Camera for Optical navigation (DRACO) camera, which sent pictures back to Earth at a rate of one per second. Below are the incredible last images taken of the never-seen-before Dimorphos asteroid up close. Eleven seconds to impact The first images that fully pictured Dimorphos up close revealed that the asteroid had a slightly unusual shape. “It is amazing, but it is awfully egg-shaped,” Carolyn Ernst, DART DRACO instrument scientist for Johns Hopkins APL, said during a NASA TV broadcast....