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@NASASolarSystem for the latest on NASA's OSIRIS-REx Mission#ToBennuAndBack.NASA Solar System • nasa.gov/osiris-rex
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#OSIRISREx bereikte de asteroïde#Bennu in 2018, op 320 miljoen km afstand van de aarde, en vloog er twee jaar naast en omheen, oktober 2020 is de ruimtesonde op Bennu geland. September 2023 zal OSIRIS-REx met bodemmateriaal van Bennu weer terug op Aarde zijn.https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1424864570112421893 …
Our @NASASolarSystem mission#OSIRISREx is on its way back to Earth with a sample from asteroid Bennu. Listen in on an important#ToBennuAndBack science update on Wed, Aug. 11 at 1pm ET (17:00 UT): https://go.nasa.gov/3s3aCkl pic.twitter.com/1yYRwm2KGy -
#OSIRISREx In 2016 gelanceerd, in 2018 in een baan rond#Bennu, 320 km afstand van Aarde. 22 maanden data verzameld en op 20 oktober 2020 op Bennu geland, 6 sec. materiaal verzamelen. Nu onderweg naar huis, september 2023. New Frontiers.https://youtu.be/RkJo6BXfbmA -
Nieuwe Space Cowboys Podcast met het ruimtevaartnieuws van de afgelopen dagen over onder andere
#starlink,#starship,#artemis,#Mars,#OSIRISREx,#Bennu, de#maan,#SLS, en veel meer. Met@LucLucreation,@thijsroes en@hmblank. Enjoy!https://www.bnr.nl/podcast/spacecowboys/10424948/op-mars-is-de-wet-van-mars-van-toepassing … -
De Amerikaanse ruimtesonde OSIRIS-REx is er in de nacht van maandag op dinsdag in geslaagd om bodemstalen op te pikken van de planetoïde Bennu. Bekijk hier de beelden van deze spannende gebeurtenis! https://youtu.be/xj0O-fLSV7c
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Mission navigation has received confirmation of burn cutoff.
#OSIRISREx is headed home with a souvenir of rocks and dusts from a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid!#ToBennuAndBackpic.twitter.com/BmaK1dkPDBFarewell to Asteroid BennuA look back at OSIRIS-REx’s time at asteroid Bennu starting with sample acquisition on Oct. 20, 2020 up to its departure from the asteroid on May 10, 2021. Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center -
It's time for our last dance with asteroid Bennu
On April 7, #OSIRISREx will perform a final flyover of Bennu to check the extent of the changes caused by sample collection on October 20, 2020. https://go.nasa.gov/39v1hd5 pic.twitter.com/pG4VxDF587Deze collectie tonen -
ICYMI: This week, our
#OSIRISREx mission began its 2.5 year journey back to Earth after spending 2.5 years analyzing asteroid Bennu in exquisite detail. We now know the shape of Bennu better than the shape of any other celestial object, including our own Earth.#ToBennuAndBackpic.twitter.com/U1H8hvdRfIImaging Asteroid BennuSince its arrival at the asteroid in 2018, OSIRIS-REx has discovered boulders the size of buildings & imaged the surface down to 5 cm/pixel resolution. It will return to Earth with samples in 2023. -
Goodbye, asteroid Bennu! Yesterday, our #OSIRISREx spacecraft took a final image before departing for the journey back to Earth. In 2023, it'll arrive back at our home planet, delivering a sample of rocks & dust captured from the asteroid: https://go.nasa.gov/3feOnBM pic.twitter.com/GN8CqSv7P0
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LIVE: Hear an important science update about #OSIRISREx, our asteroid sample return mission that went#ToBennuAndBack: http://nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/kiQGejO0ny -
In 2016,
@NASASolarSystem#OSIRISREx’s historic journey to a near-Earth asteroid began as it lifted off on a ULA#AtlasV. Nearly 5 years later, we wish the spacecraft a safe journey home as it departs#Bennu returning the 1st asteroid sample.#ToBennuandBack#ExplorationEnabledpic.twitter.com/MARWy3gm8w -
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#OSIRISREx spacecraft successfully completed its last flyover of asteroid Bennu early this morning. The mission added this maneuver to document surface changes resulting from sample collection on Oct. 20, 2020. https://go.nasa.gov/3dIBHCD pic.twitter.com/aBcjJZLmxeDeze collectie tonen -
After nearly 5 years in space,
@NASASolarSystem's#OSIRISREx mission is heading to Earth with a sample of rocks & dust from a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid!
Check out how its mission #ToBennuAndBack exceeded our expectations: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-s-osiris-rex-spacecraft-heads-for-earth-with-asteroid-sample …pic.twitter.com/bxtT0uXeu3 -
#Tokyo2020 medley relay: 4 swimmers, each with different strengths join together to win gold. Our current & upcoming missions to asteroids: 4 spacecraft, each exploring in unique ways to understand our solar system.
#OSIRISREx#LucyMission#MissionToPsyche#DARTMission pic.twitter.com/z1cF33MCpr -
Parting is such sweet sorrow. Today our
#OSIRISREx spacecraft says goodbye to Bennu after orbiting the asteroid for the past two-and-a-half years. What’s next for the mission? The spacecraft will come back to Earth with a sample.#ToBennuAndBack https://go.nasa.gov/3oaSzXt pic.twitter.com/LfLyKYQrwZOSIRIS-REx Departure from Bennu TrailerNASA invites the public and the media to watch our first asteroid sample return mission leave Bennu and begin its cruise home on NASA TV and https://go.nasa.gov/2PZSolg at 4 p.m. EDTDeze collectie tonen -
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#StarWarsDay, let us remind you the odds of successfully navigating an asteroid field are…quite good. -#OSIRISREx is preparing to return its sample to Earth -#LucyMission will tour Trojan asteroids -#MissionToPsyche will explore a metallic asteroid https://go.nasa.gov/2Vw54Qe pic.twitter.com/g2mXdZ0qGoDeze collectie tonen -
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#OSIRISREx Mission spent two-and-a-half years at asteroid Bennu, the smallest world to ever be orbited. Track its path in space as it surveyed and then sampled Bennu.#AsteroidDaypic.twitter.com/zTFlMJ2gxBWeb Around Asteroid BennuWhen OSIRIS-REx arrived on Dec 3, 2018, it began wrapping asteroid Bennu in a complex web of observations. This narrated video presents the mission’s complete trajectory during its time at Bennu. -
Before
#OSIRISREx arrived at asteroid Bennu, scientists thought it would be like a sandy beach. Instead they found a surface covered in boulders. But why? Scientists have solved the mystery: https://go.nasa.gov/3pt3Sgv pic.twitter.com/GAHqEmfE6F
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NEW: Researchers using data from our
#OSIRISREx mission have gained more insight into asteroid Bennu’s trajectory through the year 2300. The findings could help us refine the orbits of other asteroids, and reduce uncertainties: https://go.nasa.gov/2VJnXSW pic.twitter.com/6j38j4ru7I
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We arrived, we sampled, and now we say goodbye. On May 10,
#OSIRISREx will fire its main thrusters and start its long journey back to Earth with more than 60 grams of material from asteroid Bennu on-board.#ToBennuAndBack Join us live as we depart Bennu: https://go.nasa.gov/3eoxjtT pic.twitter.com/G6OwAfaYkZOSIRIS-REx Departure from Bennu TrailerNASA invites the public and the media to watch our first asteroid sample return mission leave Bennu and begin its cruise home on NASA TV and https://go.nasa.gov/2PZSolg at 4 p.m. EDT
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