Elon Musk greets NASA’s planetary defense mission Dart in his distinctive cryptic style. The mission, launched Wednesday, is set to give a non-hazardous asteroid a short nudge to see if it can change its direction. But the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, known for having fun in the harshest of situations, said he wants the mission to avenge the devastation that caused the extinction of the dinosaurs that roamed the planet about 650 million years ago. they were finished.
“Avenge the Dinosaurs” musk Referring to the extinction event that happened millions of years ago, when an asteroid crashed into the earth, it was destroying the species of dinosaurs. This reaction of Musk a. came across a tweet of NASA Handle on launch of double asteroid redirection test (Dart) Mission.
“Asteroids have been hitting Earth for billions of years. Now, we begin to intercept it. NASA’s planetary defense test mission – the DART mission – is lift up And now on a journey to impact an asteroid in the fall of 2022,” NASA Asteroid Watch tweeted.
Dinosaur Revenge!! https://t.co/knL2pFLGzF
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 25, 2021
Twitter Users reacted to Musk’s tweet with their own funny take. “Yes. I will not tolerate another dinosaur extinction,” replied one user.
Yes! I will not tolerate another dinosaur extinction ️
— world of engineering (@engineers_feed) November 25, 2021
DART mission a. launched on SpaceX Falcon 9 rockets from a base in California. Its mission an. have to hit small star To test technology to defend Earth against any potential incoming asteroid or comet threats. An asteroid, named Dimorphos, is approximately 530 feet in diameter and currently poses no threat to Earth. But it belongs to a class of objects known as Near-Earth Objects. The mission aims to change the motion of the asteroid only slightly in a way that can be accurately measured using ground-based telescopes.
The spacecraft will go to the moon between September 26 and October 1 next year.
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