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Japan's Hayabusa 2 probe has
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successfully flown past an asteroid in a
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test aimed at assessing whether a
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spacecraft could one day be used to
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alter the course of an asteroid
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threatening Earth. It is the second
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successful experiment of its kind
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following NASA's DART mission in 2022,
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our correspondents in Japan report.
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>> Hayabusa 2 was traveling at around
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18,000 km per hour when it passed within
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800 m of the asteroid Toryfune.
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According to the Japan Aerospace
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Exploration Agency, JAXA, spacecraft
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from other countries have previously
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carried out similar flybys.
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But they generally observe their targets
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by telescope from distances of more than
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100 km.
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>> This technique requires the probe to
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approach the asteroid with extremely
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high precision. I believe it is
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important to refine this kind of
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technology so that it is ready when
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needed.
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>> Hayabusa 2 used its onboard camera to
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photograph the asteroid Toryfune while
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gathering data with a range of sensors
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and automatically making decisions to
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adjust its own flight path.
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The flyby was designed to avoid any
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collision.
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>> To be honest, I never thought we would
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be able to capture an image like this. I
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am absolutely delighted. I would like to
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thank the research team for all their
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efforts.
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>> In 2022, NASA successfully altered the
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orbit of an asteroid by crashing its
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DART spacecraft into it.
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The latest Hayabusa 2 experiment has
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added close-range observation
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capabilities, which could help inform
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future efforts to deflect asteroids from
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their course.
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Compared to approach missions, an
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asteroid flyby happens in just an
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instant, and the scientific data
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collected is also limited. However, it
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allows for experiments to design a
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collision mission to deflect an asteroid
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and protect the Earth.
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Vietnam Television's resident reporter
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reporting from Tokyo, Japan.