An exciting NASA project unfolded in space on Sept. 26 as scientists slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid millions of miles away from Earth, and Northern Arizona University played a role in the historic project.
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NASA successfully smashes spacecraft into asteroid 7 million miles from Earth
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