reporter: that meant building an unmanned spacecraft and deliberately crashing it into a moving planetary object, in their very first attempt, right on target. once we got a look at demorphous, i think that s when the team was confidence that we were going to hit. a remarkable achievement, that could possibly prevent future threats from hitting our planet. these are baby steps right now, just to see if it works, all right? to see if we have the power to do this. and then when the big one comes, you want to make sure that there s enough of these practice runs that, in fact, we would end up succeeding. reporter: in the coming weeks, nasa will analyze images and video that a briefcase-sized cube sat captured during the impact. nasa says it will take months before it knows if the d.a.r.t. mission was successful. what we re going to be seeing probably in the next couple of months, we re actually going to get a confirmation of exact period change that we made. reporter: asteroi
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graziani was charged with delivering the bad news to one of its victims. u.s.-owned intel sat. as soon as we figured out it was parking next to an intel sat satellite, we picked up the phone and let them know they ve got a new neighbor. their reaction? they were not happy. the russian government did not respond to cnn s request for comment on luch or cosmos 2499. if russia s launches of those potential attack satellites were the space equivalents of surgical strikes, china s 2007 space shot was a sledgehammer. that year, the chinese launched a massive space kill vehicle, similar to this launch, viking striking one of its own satellites and blasting it, literally, into thousands of pieces.
chinese. and therefore, i don t think there s going to be near as much of a deterrent thought in their minds. but today you don t believe that china sees an offensive strike in space as a red line, as crossing a red line? not in all their writings that we ve been able to glean. fact of life. fact of life. so how to make space war less likely? some space commanders say they must convince adversaries that the u.s. has so many assets in space that it could survive any attack. resilience is the ability to shrug off the bad thing that happens to you to get back up quickly when you ve been knocked down. we don t yet have resilience in our space capability. we don t have enough satellites. one solution may lie here. this is a cube sat. the u.s. is now designing and deploying a new age of