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An Asteroid's Surface in Fine Detail

A video from NASA's Dawn spacecraft takes us on a flyover journey above the surface of the giant asteroid Vesta. The data obtained by Dawn's framing camera, ...

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Omar Ibrahim commented on 15 Aug 2013
May be there are many more craters out there on Earth. It's possible very old craters were filled by soil during flooding and during ice age erosion from glaciers 1000's of years after that... If we look at planet Mercury and our Moon as to how many craters on them, Earth is just there near the Moon... A big possibility there are as much craters here on Earth as on other neighbouring planets and moons. having outer Earth materials scattered & immersed inside Earths crust.
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W Gaston commented on 20 Oct 2013
Earth has an atmosphere with all sorts of wind currents and precipitation, and also has a lot of water on the surface, and also very geologically active. Plus, people build and dig on the surface. All of these things have hidden, eroded, erased, and made it difficult for craters to last. The moon has none of these phenomena, so, craters are protected for the most part. The only thing that would disturb moon craters is further impacts.
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javamanV3 commented on 16 Sep 2011
First - Thanks for the vid! Secondly - why are folks so tuned in to the woman - I have heard a lot worse by people whose names we all know. It is probably not so easy to read technical stuff and make it sound cool. I am sure she is given a script etc... If you put too much emotion it sounds stupid - not enough, wooden. And then every listener has there own preferences. I have a feeling that a lot of the griping was copy cat...
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Everett Pierce commented on 18 Sep 2011
Cool. The snowman information is very interesting as the snowman is also associated to Christmas. I am sure you will find many other interesting picture if you just take the time to view the little details as well as the big details. the 2 element of energy....Big/little....White/Black...etc... Keep up the great work. - Everett
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Radonatos commented on 07 Oct 2011
As for the mentioned "differences in brightness" : I find it pretty hard to tell if areas are really darker or just shadowed by lighting. Given that this is a rendered model, it would be interesting to see a non-lit version, or an overlayed false-color view of the surface material's grey-shades.
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askjiir commented on 22 Oct 2011
@ConicalRamirez A galaxy is 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 times bigger than a planet. There's your reason. DUUHH!
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Razzfazz87 commented on 19 Sep 2011
@markdzima How do you distinguish between south and north pole? I'm assuming it has to do with a magnetic field, but are we able to measure it that far into space among many other magnetic fields? Or is north and south in this case just arbitrarily assigned?
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TheSisko1 commented on 20 Nov 2011
why is it that when someone puts a space video on youtube some numb nuts says it's the work of GOD ? IT's NOT the work of GOD ok you miss lead idiots, what we see in the universe is just down to nature doin it's thing.
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saultube44 commented on 23 Oct 2011
@askjiir Japan sent a probe to a comet an went to 500KM from it and NASA launched a prob that will took samples and nothing is know till now, well I don't know I'm just giving the idea, others can do it.
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Tom Cotter commented on 22 Apr 2012
Amazing what we do with satellite probes. One day will send people; You think with the extreme tour of duties on the ISS, you could get a human to the asteroid belt?
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knivesron commented on 23 Sep 2011
im quiet impressed at that 3d model. is there any way we can browse them on our own pcs? this reminds me of a planet in spore i molested using the terraform tools
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Dangerosu commented on 09 Nov 2011
Yep, we're one step closer to mining asteroids while expanding the Terran galactic empire. Today we mine asteroids in video games, tomorrow, the real thing. XD
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DoYaLoveMeh89 commented on 16 Sep 2011
@hapi3rd Common theory is that the moon was another planet or a massive asteroid and it impacted the Earth. You moon you see now is just the small remnants.
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Fuc Cao Vinh commented on 16 Sep 2011
even though Vesta's morphology is overall more bulgy than the moon, it looks so much like our moon; so I wonder if our moon was initially an asteroid...
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LegSpreader69 commented on 16 Sep 2011
Sorry guys, I just have to tell you, I just ate fantastic food, took the most epic shit evar. now i'm toking up and watching space stuff. life is good.
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askjiir commented on 22 Oct 2011
@TehOwnerer999 She's a scientist, not a performer. It's what I expect from people in such a profession. They do the work, others do the presentation.
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userwl2850 commented on 30 Apr 2012
the moon doesn,t have any atmosphere. there is nothing to erode craters on the moon. try google " moon craters" hope you have a nice sleep.
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Mark Zima commented on 20 Sep 2011
@danielmartinex The rotational poles, and thus the equator also, could change if a collision altered the way that the asteroid rotated.
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gvman3670 commented on 17 Sep 2011
Could this be a former moon from the planet(s) that originally resided in the belt's region? Would explain it's shape and size anyway.
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viicISrotcib commented on 17 Sep 2011
awesome! If we where to extract resources from asteroids instead of our planet we would be able to preserve what we have even further
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Mark Zima commented on 19 Sep 2011
@danielmartinex The asteroid is rotating, therefore it has poles. The equator is equidistant (that is, midway) between the poles.
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Dextline commented on 17 Sep 2011
Couldn't the narrator read the script through at least ONCE before recording? She actually makes astronomy sound boring!
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KK Slider commented on 20 Sep 2011
Please, get back Mr. Dick Rodstein in the studio to narrate your vids. This is just terrifying. Thank you, KKS
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SMOCZYLAS6 commented on 17 Sep 2011
i wonder when some ufo's freaks will find crashed spaceships, monoliths or crazy aliens on this photos:)

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