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porsupah August 7 2014, 01:06:31 UTC
And it still looks like a battered rubber ducky. =:) (Is that an actual crater at the right edge, I wonder?)

FWIW, the coming "orbits" are visualised over here - a series of triangular passes, before going closer in, in a couple stages, at 30 and 10km, before the lander's sent off to the chosen site.

All fairly amazing. Even moreso when you think what the state of the art in aviation technology was, but a century ago. (And photography, and electronics..) Humanity can achieve some astounding things, when it wants to.. !

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nicodemusrat August 7 2014, 04:44:49 UTC
Holy cow... I'd seen the orbital approach described but not visualized. What intricate maneuvering this will be!

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araquan August 7 2014, 03:37:00 UTC
I can't wait to see what we learn from this mission.

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whitetail August 7 2014, 11:09:57 UTC
One of the most incredible space images I've seen in my whole lifetime.

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