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Why is NASA slamming a spacecraft into an asteroid on Monday and what will we be able to see of the collision? Plus, a new low-cost, no-lab-required COVID-19 antibody test that could set the stage for more personalized vaccination plans. And a new drill rap duo, made up of old white British men.
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Links:
- NASA is ready to knock an asteroid off course with its DART spacecraft (New Scientist)
- NASA's DART mission will put on an asteroid-smashing show next week (Space.com)
- Last year's coverage of DART's launch (Cool Stuff Ride Home)
- Artemis Cryogenic Demonstration Test Concludes, All Objectives Met (NASA)
- Artemis: Nasa's Moon rocket completes fuelling test (BBC)
- Elon Says Starship Megarocket Could Perform First Orbital Flight in November (Gizmodo)
- A quick test kit to determine a person's immunity against COVID-19 and its variants (ScienceDaily)
- Why Omicron Might Stick Around (NY Times)
- It’s Time for Northern Boy Autumn (Vulture)
- The Northern Boys - Party Time (Sindhu World, YouTube)
- Jackson Bird on Twitter
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