A satellite collides with a meteorite to change its course

     Picture of "the Vista" meteorite was taken by NASA

There are a lot of meteorites hovering close to the ground, scientists have been working hard to find limited ways of modifying their paths so as not to cause damage to the ground.

A European space agency has canceled a project to modify the meteorite course, and attention has been drawn to the US space agency's DART project.

The project aims to send a 500-kilogram satellite to hit Didimos by 2020, 13 million kilometers from Earth.

This meteorite consists of two parts, one of which is 780 meters long and the other is 170 meters in diameter. The satellite will travel at a speed of six kilometers per second, and the second part is supposed to shock the meteorite off its initial course.

This mission is designed to prove the possibility of changing the path of your way to the starting point of the road to the airport.

Throughout its history, the Earth has been hit by meteorites, some of which hit you