Do you know about NASA DART? If not, do it now! You must have seen Google celebrating National Aeronautics and Space Organization’s (NASA) successful mission completion of DART.

DART has completed its first planetary test of defense. The mission of the test was to change the path of an asteroid. The test is triumphant, and the world can’t be any happier.

The success of the test has promised a better and safer future from all the possible future meteorite collisions that earth may face.
FAQ

What is DART?
DART is a mission of NASA that translates into the Double Asteroid Redirection Test. The test aimed to become the first-ever planetary defence system test in the world. The test is now a success, as it has changed the potential path of an asteroid.
How is Google celebrating DART’s success?
Sundar Pichai announced that a unique and fun animation related to DART is now available on the Google web browser. He retweeted a post made by NASA which said to search the mission name on Google to see a remarkable demonstration of planetary defense.
How to see the NASA DART animation?
To see the animation created by google for DART, you just have to search for NASA DART, and you will see something smashing on the screen.

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Google celebrates success of NASA’s DART test. See how

As NASA’s DART test is now a success, Google has introduced a special smashing demonstration to celebrate the triumph. CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed the same with a tweet. All you need to do is search for NASA DART and see the smashing things.

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