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NASA Grabbed Pieces of an Asteroid
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I love astronomy, so I wanted to share that NASA did a controlled crash and grab of a near Earth asteroid, Bennu, this week! To do this mission is super hard as the spacecraft has to be able to survive landing, grab some materials and lift off without exploding to pieces. Check out this amazing article which has a cool GIF that NASA put together to show you close up how it went!
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