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In 2022, a NASA spacecraft slammed into a distant asteroid and knocked it into a new orbit — the first time we had ever deliberately changed the path of another world, a rehearsal for the day a real one comes for us

Summary by Space Daily
Humanity’s first deliberate act of interplanetary vandalism was over before the pictures finished arriving. On 26 September 2022, a spacecraft roughly the size of a refrigerator flew into a 150-metre heap of rubble called Dimorphos at about six kilometres per second. The last image it sent back is a partial frame, grey gravel filling the view, cut off mid-transmission because the camera had ceased to exist. Dimorphos was never a threat to anyone…

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Space Daily broke the news in Australia on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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