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<b style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">Asteroid</b> (25143) Itokawa seen in close-up | ESO United States

Asteroid (25143) Itokawa seen in close-up

This very detailed view shows the strange peanut-shaped asteroid Itokawa. By making exquisitely precise timing measurements using ESOòÀÙs New Technology Telescope a team of astronomers has found that different parts of this asteroid have different densities. As well as revealing secrets about the asteroidòÀÙs formation, finding out what lies below the surface of asteroids may also shed light on what happens when bodies collide in the Solar System, and provide clues about how planets form.

This picture comes from the Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa during its close approach in 2005.

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About the Image

Id:eso1405c
Type:Observation
Release date:5 February 2014, 12:00
Related releases:eso1405
Size:1210 x 690 px

About the Object

Name:(25143) Itokawa
Type:• Solar System : Interplanetary Body : Asteroid
Category:Solar System

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