University of Arizona OSIRIS-REx Principal Investigator Dante Lauretta, right, helps recover the spacecraft's return capsule filled with sampl…
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- Mikayla Mace
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Next stage will be to map the rocky Bennu with enough resolution that "we will be able to see a penny on the surface."
- Mikayla Mace
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The spacecraft will orbit the asteroid for more than a year doing science and selecting a site before collecting a pristine sample in a pogo-stick like motion.
- Mikayla Mace
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Art and science share stage in anticipation of spacecraft's arrival near asteroid Bennu.
- Mikayla Mace
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Spacecraft will begin slowing and collecting data on the asteroid as it closes in. It will arrive in early December.
- Mikayla Mace
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NASA has chosen two finalists for the fourth mission of the New Frontiers Program. One team includes two UA researchers, and the other is led by a UA graduate.
- Mikayla Mace
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Spacecraft will reach asteroid next summer.
- By Mikayla Mace for the Arizona Daily Star
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Spacecraft begins looking for Trojan asteroids lurking along Earth's orbital path.
- By Mikayla Mace For the Arizona Daily Star
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OSIRIS-REx is looking for asteroids hiding along Earth's orbital path.
- By Elizabeth Eaton Arizona Daily Star
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After a successful launch, key OSIRIS-REx scientist steps down.
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