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In response to "So no one thought to have like a 2nd camera detach from the DART in order to film the impact from non-POV? -- nm" by rollo

They did, actually. -- (link)

Posted by znufrii Sep 27 '22, 10:21

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https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/27/world/nasa-dart-liciacube-images-scn/index.html (www.cnn.com)

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That video looks more like an animation of what was supposed to happen -- nm - rollo Sep 27, 10:28 6
- I don’t know what video you are looking at, but the article has two images of the impact taken by the Italian cubesat that was deployed to record the - znufrii Sep 27, 10:31
- The ESA video is from earth based observatories, I believe. And it looks like a Hertzfeldt animation. The cubesat only released still photos, I think -- nm - Beryllium Sep 27, 10:30 4
  - My original point remains - no video of the impact from a non-POV -- nm - rollo Sep 27, 10:41 3
    - um, they would have had to build and deploy a 2nd DART to get video of any quality for the impact. -- nm - decline Sep 27, 10:44 2
      - I mean, I'm not an engineer but I can contemplate a different solution than that -- nm - rollo Sep 27, 11:33 1
        
        And such a solution might have a transmission bandwidth issue that causes it to take several days to process the data into videos. - Beryllium Sep 27, 12:29

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