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This animation created by David O'Brien, Planetary Science Institute, Tucson, Ariz., and taken with NASA's Dawn framing camera instrument, shows an image layered on a the digital terrain model of an unusual hill containing a dark-rayed impact crater and nearby dark deposit. - Full Image and Caption - Dark Hill on Asteroid Vesta Movie (QT) 14MB |
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This 3-D video incorporates images from the framing camera instrument aboard NASA's Dawn spacecraft from July to August 2011. - Full Image Advisory - 3-D Video (QT) 17.7MB |
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UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA This false-color video of the giant asteroid Vesta was created from images taken by the framing camera aboard the Dawn spacecraft.
- Vesta false color shape model animation (QT) 3MB |
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UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA New views of the second most massive object in the asteroid belt.
- NASA's Journey Above Vesta Movie (QT) 24MB |
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Animation of Dawn's Survey Orbit as Seen from the Earth - Full Caption and Animation |
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Animation of Dawn's Survey Orbit as Seen from the Sun - Full Caption and Animation |
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Animation of Ground-track of Dawn Spacecraft During HAMO Phase - Full Caption and Animation |
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Animation of Dawn's HAMO Orbit as Seen from the Earth - Full Caption and Animation |
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Animation of Dawn's HAMO Orbit as Seen from the Sun - Full Caption and Animation |
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Animation of Ground-track of Dawn Spacecraft During LAMO Phase - Full Caption and Animation |
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Animation of Dawn's LAMO Orbit as Seen from the Earth - Full Caption and Animation |
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-Animation of Dawn's LAMO Orbit as seen from the Sun - Full Caption and Animation |
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Credit: Hubble Space Telescope
- Animation of Vesta (QT) 2MB |
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- Vesta Rotation Video (QT) 204KB |
Video of Framing Camera's view of Vega on December 3-4, 2007
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- Animated Rotation of Vesta (Flash) 49KB |
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Interviews/Podcasts from Dawn Scientists
- Listen to Broadcast
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WNYC Public Radio interview with Tom McCord and Tom Prettyman, 1/31/08
- Listen to Broadcast
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KKOB (Hi-Tech New Mexico) Interview with Tom Prettyman, 10/21/07
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JPL's Salute to Science Fiction with Keyur Patel & Carol Raymond
- IT Came From Vesta Podcast Runtime: 4:49 min. (MP3)
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Science Friday podcast with Mark Sykes on planet definition controversy, 3/2/08
- What's A Planet, Anyway? Runtime: 58 min. (MP3)
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Dr. Lucy McFadden's search for meteorites in Antarctica, 8/08/08
- Journey to the Bottom of the World Webinar Video
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Great Planet Debate panel discussions. 9/14-16, 2008, Johns Hopkins University
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Learn what Dawn scientist Marc Rayman finds the most intriguing about the Dawn mission.
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Learn how Dawn Science Ops System Engineer Carol Polanskey balances engineering with science, and her advice to young scientists.
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Learn what Dawn's Vesta development manger, Stacy Weinstein-Weiss, finds most intriguing about the protoplanet Vesta, and how she came to work for NASA.
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Podcasts From 2007 Dawn Educator Launch Conference













