Asteroid Didymos May Spin So Fast It Flings Rocks into Space
Didymos is spinning so quickly that rocks are detaching at its equator and going into orbit
Didymos is Spinning So Quickly That Rocks are Detaching at its Equator and Going Into Orbit
Occultation Chasers Nab the Shadow of Didymos, Post DART Impact
Astronomers watch DART mission's asteroid Didymos eclipsing stars with tricky technique
NASA's DART hit the asteroid Dimorphos two weeks ago at 14,000 mph hoping to change its orbit around Didymos. It was a smashing success. Humanity is capable of changing the trajectory of small asteroids.
Watch a Nicely Stabilized Video of DART Flying Past Didymos and Slamming Into Dimorphos
Astronomers stunned as binary asteroid Didymos-Dimorphos brightens after DART space rock impact
Didymos binary asteroid system: NASA's target for DART
VLT Observes Asteroid Didymos before DART Impact
Why did NASA pick Didymos for its asteroid-crash mission?
Why did NASA pick Didymos for its asteroid-crash mission?
