Not exact matches
So astronomers were elated when they realized that the Near Earth
Asteroid Rendezvous probe, on its way to a 1999 encounter with the asteroid Eros, would also get a passing glance at a 43 - mile - long asteroid called M
Asteroid Rendezvous probe,
on its way to a 1999 encounter with the
asteroid Eros, would also get a passing glance at a 43 - mile - long asteroid called M
asteroid Eros, would also get a passing glance at a 43 - mile - long
asteroid called M
asteroid called Mathilde.
The real fun starts in January 1999, when near begins a year in orbit around 25 - mile - long
Eros, culminating with a crash landing
on that
asteroid's surface.
Later he served as an investigator
on the Magellan mission to Venus, the NEAR (Near Earth
Asteroid Rendezvous) spacecraft encounter with the asteroid Eros, and the Mars Odyssey
Asteroid Rendezvous) spacecraft encounter with the
asteroid Eros, and the Mars Odyssey
asteroid Eros, and the Mars Odyssey mission.
In 1999, the NEAR spacecraft showed that a single
asteroid,
Eros, contains more gold than has ever been mined
on Earth.
Dr. Chapman was also a member of the MSI / NIS (imaging / spectrometer) Team of the Near Earth
Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR Shoemaker) mission to
Eros, which was launched in February 1996, went into orbit around
Eros on Valentine's Day, 2000, and successfully landed
on the surface of
Eros on Feb. 12, 2001.
Dr. Chapman has been the Principal Investigator of many NASA and NSF grants and has been P.I. of research concerning the Late Heavy Bombardment of the Moon (and inner solar system), astronomical observations of very young
asteroid families, analysis of NEAR Shoemaker images of
Eros, studies of secondary cratering
on Mars, and investigations of the cratering records of the Galilean satellites.
The landing of the NEAR - Shoemaker spacecraft
on asteroid 433
Eros J. Veverka, B. Farquhar, M. Robinson, P. Thomas, S. Murchie, A. Harch, P. G. Antreasian, S. R. Chesley, J. K. Miller, W. M. Owen Jr., B. G. Williams, D. Yeomans, D. Dunham, G. Heyler, M. Holdridge, R. L. Nelson, K. E. Whittenburg, J. C. Ray, B. Carcich, A. Cheng, C. Chapman, J. F. Bell III, M. Bell, B. Bussey, B. Clark, D. Domingue, M. J. Gaffey, E. Hawkins, N. Izenberg, J. Joseph, R. Kirk, P. Lucey, M. Malin, L. McFadden, W. J. Merline, C. Peterson, L. Prockter, J. Warren, and D. Wellnitz Nature 413, 390 — 393, doi: 10.1038 / 35096507, 27 September 2001.
On the Rocinante, Holden (Steven Strait) and Miller (Thomas Jane) recover from the radiation poisoning they got on Eros and decide to store the dangerous Protomolecule in an abandoned asteroid mine for future stud
On the Rocinante, Holden (Steven Strait) and Miller (Thomas Jane) recover from the radiation poisoning they got
on Eros and decide to store the dangerous Protomolecule in an abandoned asteroid mine for future stud
on Eros and decide to store the dangerous Protomolecule in an abandoned
asteroid mine for future study.