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DescriptionDART-Didymos T-1 h.png	English: As DART moved closer and closer to impacting Dimorphos, its parent asteroid, Didymos, appeared as a small — but very bright — dot. The moonlet Dimorphos was hardly visible, if at all. This image was taken at 22:03 UTC---1 h 11 min before impact.
Date	Taken on 26 September 2022
Source	https://www.planetary.org/space-images/darts-view-of-the-didymos-system-at-603-p-m-edt-303-p-m-pdt-1003-utc
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