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covering the week's top tech stories

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covering the week's top tech stories
with a slight linux bias after orbiting

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with a slight linux bias after orbiting
 

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with a slight linux bias after orbiting
the near-earth

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the near-earth
 

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the near-earth
asteroid bennu for nearly two years

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asteroid bennu for nearly two years
 

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asteroid bennu for nearly two years
nasa's osiris-rex

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nasa's osiris-rex
 

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nasa's osiris-rex
spacecraft successfully touched down and

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spacecraft successfully touched down and
 

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spacecraft successfully touched down and
reached out its robotic arm to collect a

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reached out its robotic arm to collect a
 

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reached out its robotic arm to collect a
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sample from the asteroid's surface
 

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sample from the asteroid's surface
last week the sample will be returned to

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last week the sample will be returned to
 

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last week the sample will be returned to
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earth in 2023
 

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earth in 2023
to achieve this historic first for nasa

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to achieve this historic first for nasa
 

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to achieve this historic first for nasa
a van sized spacecraft had to briefly

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a van sized spacecraft had to briefly
 

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a van sized spacecraft had to briefly
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touch down its arm in a landing site
 

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touch down its arm in a landing site
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called nightingale
 

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called nightingale
the site is the width of a few parking

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the site is the width of a few parking
 

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the site is the width of a few parking
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spaces
the arm reached out to collect a sample

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the arm reached out to collect a sample
 

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the arm reached out to collect a sample
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which could be between 2 ounces and 2
 

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which could be between 2 ounces and 2
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kilograms
then the spacecraft backed away to

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then the spacecraft backed away to
 

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then the spacecraft backed away to
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safety we have
 

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safety we have
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never done this before we're actually
 

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never done this before we're actually
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going to collect a sample and bring it
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back down to earth
 

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back down to earth
for further examination by scientists

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for further examination by scientists
 

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for further examination by scientists
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in order to achieve that objective the
 

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in order to achieve that objective the
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osiris-rex spacecraft has been
 

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osiris-rex spacecraft has been
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navigating around bennu for about the
 

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navigating around bennu for about the
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last two years
studying it in great detail and also

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studying it in great detail and also
 

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studying it in great detail and also
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overcoming a number of challenges
 

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overcoming a number of challenges
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that bennu has presented we were looking
 

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that bennu has presented we were looking
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for locations on venue that were 50
 

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for locations on venue that were 50
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relatively flat and covered with fine
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grained material and by fine grain
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material i mean stuff that's the size of
 

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material i mean stuff that's the size of
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a dime or smaller
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we realized that there were no sites on
 

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we realized that there were no sites on
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bennu that even came close to meeting
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this criteria
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everywhere we looked was too small and
 

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everywhere we looked was too small and
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covered with boulders
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so we actually had to fly a number of
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additional close passes over the
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and rethink our entire plan for grabbing
 

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and rethink our entire plan for grabbing
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the sample
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the tag event is our touch and go event
 

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the tag event is our touch and go event
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which is where we'll actually be
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retrieving the sample from asteroid
 

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retrieving the sample from asteroid
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we start with a series of maneuvers one
 

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we start with a series of maneuvers one
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of them being the checkpoint
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burn which is where we'll actually check
 

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burn which is where we'll actually check
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our position velocity
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in relation to the sample sites and then
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the match point burn
 

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the match point burn
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about 10 minutes later we'll zero out
 

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about 10 minutes later we'll zero out
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our horizontal velocity relative
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to the surface and then about 10 minutes
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after that we make contact with the tag
 

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after that we make contact with the tag
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fire the gas bottle and then back away
 

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fire the gas bottle and then back away
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and we hope to get
 

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and we hope to get
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at least 60 grams of sample and then
 

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at least 60 grams of sample and then
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we'll be able to store
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that and bring it back down to earth
 

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that and bring it back down to earth
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everything went perfectly based on the
 

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everything went perfectly based on the
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data returned by the spacecraft
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according to dante loretta
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the mission's principal investigator and
 

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the mission's principal investigator and
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a professor at the university of arizona
 

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a professor at the university of arizona
lunar and planetary laboratory he said

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lunar and planetary laboratory he said
 

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lunar and planetary laboratory he said
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he feels transcendent and the team is
 

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he feels transcendent and the team is
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exuberant
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based on the current data loretta said
 

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based on the current data loretta said
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in a statement
 

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in a statement
after over a decade of planning the team

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after over a decade of planning the team
 

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after over a decade of planning the team
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is overjoyed at the success of today's
 

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is overjoyed at the success of today's
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sampling attempt
 

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sampling attempt
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i look forward to analyzing the data and
 

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i look forward to analyzing the data and
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to determine the mass of sample
 

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to determine the mass of sample
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collected
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we have to verify that we have a proper
 

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we have to verify that we have a proper
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first we're going to image the tag sam
 

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first we're going to image the tag sam
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head by sticking in front of one of the
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cameras then we're going to do a
 

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cameras then we're going to do a
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maneuver called the sample mass
 

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maneuver called the sample mass
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measurement in which we stick out the
 

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measurement in which we stick out the
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arm and we spin the spacecraft
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in order for us to decide if we've
 

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in order for us to decide if we've
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collected enough mass to be able to stow
 

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collected enough mass to be able to stow
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and return home or if we have to try
 

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and return home or if we have to try
again preliminary data show the sampling

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again preliminary data show the sampling
 

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again preliminary data show the sampling
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head touch bennu's surface for
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approximately six seconds
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after which the spacecraft performed a
 

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after which the spacecraft performed a
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back away burn
 

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back away burn
thomas zerbuckin associate administrator

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thomas zerbuckin associate administrator
 

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thomas zerbuckin associate administrator
for nasa's science mission directorate

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for nasa's science mission directorate
 

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for nasa's science mission directorate
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in a statement a piece of primordial

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in a statement a piece of primordial
 

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in a statement a piece of primordial
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rock that has witnessed our solar
 

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rock that has witnessed our solar
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system's entire history
 

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system's entire history
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may now be ready to come home for
 

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may now be ready to come home for
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generations of scientific discovery
 

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generations of scientific discovery
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and we can't wait to see what comes next
 

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and we can't wait to see what comes next
the mission which stands for origin

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the mission which stands for origin
 

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the mission which stands for origin
spectral interpretation

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spectral interpretation
 

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spectral interpretation
resource identification security

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resource identification security
 

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resource identification security
regolith explorer

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regolith explorer
 

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regolith explorer
launched in september 2016. since

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launched in september 2016. since
 

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launched in september 2016. since
arriving at bennu the spacecraft and its

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arriving at bennu the spacecraft and its
 

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arriving at bennu the spacecraft and its
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cameras have been collecting and sending
 

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cameras have been collecting and sending
back data and images to help the team

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back data and images to help the team
 

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back data and images to help the team
learn more about the asteroids

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learn more about the asteroids
 

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learn more about the asteroids
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composition
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and map out the best potential landing
 

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and map out the best potential landing
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sites to collect samples
 

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sites to collect samples
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the main event of the mission is the
 

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the main event of the mission is the
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