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Another incredible view from last week’s Matchpoint rehearsal! This image series shows the navigation camera’s perspective during the event, as well as my closest approach of ~131 feet (~40 meters). Near the end, site Nightingale comes into view at the top of the frame.pic.twitter.com/34SRzrP11m
The series was taken by NavCam 2 over a 3-hour period – beginning ~1 hour after the orbit departure maneuver and ending ~2 minutes after the back-away burn. NavCam 2 captures images for the spacecraft’s Natural Feature Tracking (NFT) navigation system.https://bit.ly/348N3g4
Woah! Just look at what humans can achieve! Insane 
Spectacular! Do you have names for some of the big boulders that feature in the sequence already?
Yes! You can see Benben (Bennu's largest boulder) at the very beginning of the series.
Asteroid Bennu... about 500 meters wide.
One question:
Bennu have a smal GRAVITY?
Good job
Anything with mass also has gravity. Bennu is about 100,000x less than earth though!
Thank you.. I am amazed xxx
Very nice job
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