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NASA Struck a Historic Blow to an Asteroid to Save Earth

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Four years ago, NASA carried out its historic DART mission: the spacecraft attempted to change the trajectory of an asteroid by colliding with it.

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NASA Struck a Historic Blow to an Asteroid to Save Earth

Four years ago, NASA carried out its historic DART mission: the spacecraft attempted to change the trajectory of an asteroid by colliding with it.

8 hours ago·Budapest, Hungary

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Origo broke the news in Budapest, Hungary 8 hours ago on Saturday, September 26, 2026.

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