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It's a place we've only just begun to explore. Here are 10 things…Read the StorySmallest Kuiper Belt ObjectPlanet-Forming DiskHubble Finds Smallest Kuiper Belt ObjectNASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has discovered the smallest object ever seen in visible light in the Kuiper BeltHubble observations of nearby stars show that a number of them have Kuiper Belt-like disks of icy debris encircling them. These disks are the remnants of planetary formation. Researchers surmise that over billions of years the debris should collide, grinding the KBO-type objects down to ever smaller pieces that were not part of the original Kuiper Belt population.Read MoreAn illustration of the smallest Kuiper Belt Object.NASA, ESA and G. BaconHubble Follows Shadow Play Around Planet-Forming DiskThe young star TW Hydrae is playing “shadow puppets” with scientists observing it with NASA’s Hubble Space TelescopeIn 2017, astronomers reported discovering a shadow sweeping across the face of a vast pancake-shaped gas-and-dust disk surrounding the red dwarf star. The shadow isn’t from a planet, but from an inner disk slightly inclined relative to the much larger outer disk – causing it to cast a shadow. One explanation is that an unseen planet’s gravity is pulling dust and gas into the planet’s inclined orbit.Read MoreThis illustration is based on Hubble Space Telescope images of gas-and-dust disks around the young star TW Hydrae. NASA, AURA/STScI for ESA, Leah Hustak (STScI)Featured StoryNASA’s New Horizons to Continue Exploring Outer Solar SystemNASA has announced an updated plan to continue New Horizons’ mission of exploration of the outer solar system.
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controlled descent is to get the closest images yet of Eros, 
particularly its "saddle" area, a 6-mile wide depression that 
has intrigued scientists with its boulder patches, relatively 
craterless surface and patterns of grooves and ridges. The 
secondary aim is to practice the maneuvers that would lead to 
a landing, creating a flight plan for future missions to land 
on a small body. 

"With the spacecraft just about out of fuel and our science 
objectives met, this is a great way to end a successful 
mission," said NEAR Mission Director Dr. Robert Farquhar of 
APL. "It's all bonus science. It's never been tried before 
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this point the only real risk is not taking one."

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and altitude, and set the timing for the final thruster 
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decelerate the spacecraft from about 20 mph to 5 mph.

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minute. The last clear pictures from the telescopic camera, 
taken from approximately 1,650 feet could show surface 
features as small as four inches across. After that, NEAR 
mission operators will use the blurring photos, altitude data 
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and the eventual loss of signal to learn when the spacecraft 
touches down, predicted for just after 3 p.m. EST.

"The whole sequence of engine burns has to go right, or it 
might not be a very soft touchdown," Farquhar said. " The 
unknown nature of the surface makes it hard to predict what 
will happen to the spacecraft, especially since it wasn't
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3 min readNASA’s OSIRIS-REx Earns Neil Armstrong Space Flight Achievement AwardGoddard Digital TeamApr 01, 2024 Article

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security – Regolith Explorer) team received the American Astronomical Society’s Neil Armstrong Space Flight Achievement Award “for exceptional performance and extraordinary perseverance in successfully delivering a sample from asteroid Bennu to Earth.” The award, named after the first person to walk on the Moon, is given annually and recognizes the extraordinary contributions made by individuals or teams in the advancement of space exploration.

From left, OSIRIS-REx team members Kenneth M. Getzandanner, flight dynamics manager, Rich Burns, project manager, Michael Moreau, deputy project manager all from NASA Goddard; Coralie Adam, lead optical navigation engineer, KinetX, Inc.; Michael Amato, manager of the Planetary Exploration line of business, NASA Goddard; Peter Antreasian, navigation team chief, KinetX, Inc. The team received the American Astronomical Society’s Neil Armstrong Space Flight Achievement Award “for exceptional performance and extraordinary perseverance in successfully delivering a sample from asteroid Bennu to Earth.”
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The OSIRIS-REx team includes members from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland; Lockheed Martin in Littleton, Colorado; the University of Arizona, Tucson; and KinetX in Tempe, Arizona.
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NASA and the OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security – Regolith Explorer) mission team have won the National Aeronautic Association’s (NAA) Robert J. Collier Trophy. NAA awards the trophy annually for what it determines is “the greatest achievement in aerospace and astronautics in America.” The OSIRIS-REx team will be celebrated at an award dinner on June 13, 2024, in Washington, D.C. 
The NAA bestowed the Robert J. Collier Trophy on the team behind NASA’s OSIRIS-REx, acknowledging the mission’s place in aerospace history by being the first U.S. mission to collect a sample from an asteroid and deliver it to Earth for study.

A top-down view of the OSIRIS-REx Touch-and-Go-Sample-Acquisition-Mechanism (TAGSAM) head with the lid removed, revealing the remainder of the asteroid sample inside. Erika Blumenfeld, creative lead for the Advanced Imaging and Visualization of Astromaterials (AIVA) and Joe Aebersold, project management lead, captured this picture using manual high-resolution precision photography and a semi-automated focus stacking procedure. The result is an image that can be zoomed in on to show extreme detail of the sample. The remaining sample material includes dust and rocks up to about .4 in (one cm) in size.
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