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NASA Makes Final Preparations to Crash Spacecraft into Asteroid

NASA is preparing to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid in a planetary defense test mission.

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What we ll see when NASA crashes into an asteroid on purpose

NASA engineers will see live pictures of the DART spacecraft crashing into the harmless asteroid Dimorphos 6.8 million miles away in the agency's first planetary defense test mission.

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Camera Satellite Will Record DART Spacecraft s Impact with an Asteroid

NASA's DART has deployed a "mini photographer" spacecraft that will record the defense system's planned impact with an asteroid.

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Using sensors and ML to prevent warfighter injury - Military Embedded Systems

A team of researchers at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL – Laurel, Maryland) is developing a system to monitor physical fatigue and possible injury in soldiers in near-real time using body-worn sensors and machine learning (ML) algorithms.

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To Prevent Injury, Computers Will Predict When Soldiers Are Tired

Machine learning technology could soon report in real time whether soldiers need a break and identify who is at risk for injury.

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