Sigma Space Corporation - View of Hartley 2 jet from Deep Impact
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2012-05-15
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Credit: Donald J. Lindler, Sigma Space Corporation and NASA/JPL-Caltech/UMD
Link from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7--8tTi7WU and description from planetsocblog
Both panels are made from the same data from the High-Resolution Imager on Deep Impact over a 16-hour period on October 26, 2010, about 8 days before the closest approach to Hartley 2. Two jets are visible. One appears at 15:20 and rotates with the comet about 90 degrees before shutting off. A larger one turns on at 01:00. The right-hand panel has had an average comet coma subtracted in order to emphasize the changes in appearance of the jets.Both panels are made from the same data from the High-Resolution Imager on Deep Impact over a 16-hour period on October 26, 2010, about 8 days before the closest approach to Hartley 2. Two jets are visible. One appears at 15:20 and rotates with the comet about 90 degrees before shutting off. A larger one turns on at 01:00.
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Link from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7--8tTi7WU and description from planetsocblog
Both panels are made from the same data from the High-Resolution Imager on Deep Impact over a 16-hour period on October 26, 2010, about 8 days before the closest approach to Hartley 2. Two jets are visible. One appears at 15:20 and rotates with the comet about 90 degrees before shutting off. A larger one turns on at 01:00. The right-hand panel has had an average comet coma subtracted in order to emphasize the changes in appearance of the jets.Both panels are made from the same data from the High-Resolution Imager on Deep Impact over a 16-hour period on October 26, 2010, about 8 days before the closest approach to Hartley 2. Two jets are visible. One appears at 15:20 and rotates with the comet about 90 degrees before shutting off. A larger one turns on at 01:00.
For more information about Sigma Space:
Websites:
Sigma Space Website - http://www.sigmaspace.com
Sigma Space | MPL - http://www.micropulselidar.com
Social Media:
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/sigmaspacecorp
Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/sigmaspacecorp
LinkedIn - http://www.linkedin.com/company/sigma-space
YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/user/sigmaspacetraining
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