DART managed to shift the orbit of the Dimorphos asteroid by 32 minutes.
The two telescopes provided different views of the collision for astronomers and scientists to study.
After a long wait, Dimorphos met DART in an impact that will now be observed from the ground to determine whether we can redirect asteroids.
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