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Japan Fired a Copper Projectile on an Asteroid in 2019: What Expanded the Crater Was neither the Speed nor the Shooting Mass
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When one thinks of space missions that try to divert or study asteroids, one often imagines shocks of unheard of violence, crazy speeds and huge masses thrown through the void. Yet, one of the most fascinating experiments conducted in recent years by the Japanese space agency has shown all the opposite. A simple [...]
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