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... 2300 light years, a range that includes millions of stars. Artist’s conception of the view from the surface of Centaur object 10199 Chariklo that orbits between Saturn and Uranus The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI...
... Crater is near the lunar south pole and not far from the Cabeus crater where a spent Centaur upper stage was crashed to examine the spectral content of the ejecta plume. Water content was measured...
.... In the image of the lunar south pole (above right), the Cabeus crater is indicated. This is where a spent Centaur upper stage was crashed to examine the spectral content of the ejecta plume and water content, which...
... of the solar system. Niku isn't a solitary rebel, as he appears to be a part of a cluster of other high-inclination TNOs and Centaurs (minor planets), with some of the objects orbiting prograde, and some orbiting retrograde. So what it is that makes...
...), with the latter having received NASA's NextSTEP award this year. Ixion plans to study the conversion of a Centaur upper stage into a commercial International Space Station module. According to the latest statement, NASA hopes that...