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Emily Lakdawalla • December 27, 2010
Today the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast aired my contribution, Small Worlds, about the smaller denizens of the solar system visited in the past year, and due to be visited in the next.
Marc Rayman • December 07, 2010
Dawn is maintaining its smooth and steady course through the solar system as it gradually closes in on Vesta.
Marc Rayman • November 03, 2010
Continuing its journey to collect treats in the main asteroid belt, Dawn is making excellent progress toward its July 2011 rendezvous with protoplanet Vesta.
Marc Rayman • September 28, 2010
On the third anniversary of traveling through the solar system on its own since dispatching Dawn on a separate journey, Earth continues to orbit the sun in much the same way it has been.
Marc Rayman • September 02, 2010
Dawn is now so far from the sun that even with its tremendous solar arrays, it does not receive enough sunlight to generate sufficient electrical power to operate all systems and still achieve maximum thrust.
Marc Rayman • July 28, 2010
Dawn is flying smoothly through the asteroid belt, now less than a year from entering orbit around Vesta, the first of its two cosmic destinations.
Marc Rayman • June 30, 2010
A new version of the Dawn spacecraft is continuing the ambitious journey through the asteroid belt to uncharted distant worlds.
Marc Rayman • June 01, 2010
After more than 2.5 years of spaceflight, and more than 6 months in the asteroid belt, Dawn's interplanetary journey continues smoothly.
Marc Rayman • May 02, 2010
Dawn remains on course and on schedule for its appointments with Vesta and Ceres, colossal protoplanets in the main asteroid belt.
Marc Rayman • March 30, 2010
Our interplanetary adventurer still has a great deal of ion thrusting to complete before it can begin its orbital exploration of Vesta next year.
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