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Show the last entries for a time period: week two weeks three weeks month  IndexSolar SystemAsteroids (Minor Planets)Asteroids visited (to be visited) by space probesEros 433 Eros at JHUAPL Some facts and picture.   Shape of Asteroid 433 Eros New analysis techniques to constrain the shape of 433 Eros with Goldstone radar data obtained during the asteroid's close approach in 1975.   433 Eros The NEAR Press Kit (only text). Some facts about: NEAR mission target: the closest approach of Eros to Earth in the 20th century: 433 Eros its atmosphere, temperature, mass, ets.   A recent satellite photo of the uneven contours of the space rock resembles footprint News article by SPACE.com.   Asteroid Eros Detailed information about Eros by "Views of the Solar System" including images and animations.   CU astronomer: 'Snapshot' shows asteroid is relic of solar system's birth Article from Cornell Chronicle.   APOD: 2000 August 03 - 22 Miles From Eros Two NEAR spacecraft images of Eros.   Highlights from Asteroid Eros News article on the results of the first week of the NEAR mission by SpaceScience.com.   Images Of Asteroid Eros Eros images acquired by the NEAR spacecraft.   NEAR Shoemaker provides movie of asteroid Eros News article by Spaceflightnow.com.   NASA's NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft has spotted square-shaped craters on asteroid Eros News article by SpaceScience.com.   NEAR Mission Discoveries Highlighted in Latest Issue of Science Press release by Johns Hopkins University.   Why doesn't Eros have a magnetic field? News article by Spaceflightnow.com.   Using Chondrites to Understand the Inside of Asteroid 433 Eros Data from ordinary chondrite meteorites and from the NEAR mission suggest that asteroid 433 Eros is heavily fractured. An article by Linda M. V. Martel at Planetary Science Research Discoveries website.   Images of Eros Eros images from NEAR mission by NASA's Planetary Photojournal.   Eros Nomenclature Table of Contents Eros nomenclature from Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature.   433 Eros Information on asteroid Eros by Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.   Publishing / RedShift / RedShift 4 / News

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