The Final Minutes Leading Up to the DART Spacecraft’s Intentional Collision With Asteroid Dimorphos - I would have expected the surface of the asteroid to be completely covered in regolith, that there is none says to me chicanery, fraud and misinformation is afoot, that the entire exercise is bs - Upgoat - "where a goat can be a goat"

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The Final Minutes Leading Up to the DART Spacecraft’s Intentional Collision With Asteroid Dimorphos - I would have expected the surface of the asteroid to be completely covered in regolith, that there is none says to me chicanery, fraud and misinformation is afoot, that the entire exercise is bs
submitted by MartinTimothy to Space 2.6 yearsSep 27, 2022 05:38:12 ago (+1/-6) (www.youtube.com)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-OvnVdZP_8

https://i.postimg.cc/yNYT0GyC/DART-Dimorphos.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/DfQ7bbW3/Asteroid-Lutetia.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/WzdwFJjR/Phys-org-Regolith.jpg

Regolith is the dusty material that precipitates onto the surface of orbiting solar system bodies that have no atmosphere seen in the Lutetia and Phys.org pics, that obscures the hard lines and fine detail witnessed in the DART image at top. Phys.org: What Asteroids Are Made Of.

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[ - ] Glowbright 0 points 2.6 yearsSep 27, 2022 14:39:01 ago (+0/-0)

It is covered in regolith in the vid.