I was 1 of 143,000 some watching the impact. Anyone else catch it?
Launched over a year ago and impacted right at 7:14, as projected.
Quite impresive, to say the least.
Steve
On 9/25/2022 1:54 PM, Michael Brose (no1knows47) wrote:
Okay space nerds here's the news. If you want to watch live a space rocket crash into a real asteroid warm up your COMPUTERS and go to NASA TV just before 7:14pm eastern time, 6:14pm central, 5:14pm mountain, and 4:14pm pacific on Monday. NASA is going to crash a rocket into a real asteroid to see the results. It's an experiment to see if it would be possible incase an asteroid is going to hit Earth. This would probably best viewed on a computer as opposed to a cell phone. Your choice, just trying to give you the best options.
Mike
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