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Kaguya launch wrapup
Kaguya launch wrapup
Dawn Journal: What to Expect After the Launch III
Now less than two weeks from its planned September 26 launch, Dawn is eagerly awaiting the beginning of its fantastic adventure.
Kaguya continues to operate well
Kaguya continues to operate well
KAGUYA HAS LAUNCHED!
KAGUYA HAS LAUNCHED!
Everything continues to look good for Kaguya!
Everything continues to look good for Kaguya!
Kaguya launch update: Watching the launch
Kaguya launch update: Watching the launch
Kaguya launch update: just about to go!
Kaguya launch update: just about to go!
Opportunity takes first gingerly steps into Victoria Crater
Mars Exploration Rover scientists, engineers and enthusiasts have been playing the waiting game for 10 weeks, watching the much-reported dust storm subside so that Opportunity could get back to doing what it does best - exploring craters.
Kaguya launch update: Fuel loading complete
Kaguya launch update: Fuel loading complete
Enormous Iapetus mosaic
Enormous Iapetus mosaic
Kaguya launches in less than 8 hours!
Kaguya launches in less than 8 hours!
Carnival of Space #20
Carnival of Space #20
Iapetus closest approach images are online!!!
Iapetus closest approach images are online!!!
Flying over the ridge
Flying over the ridge
More Blogs: Kaguya's launch, and Stars Above
More Blogs: Kaguya's launch, and Stars Above
Video greeting from Sir Arthur C. Clarke
Video greeting from Sir Arthur C. Clarke
Iapetus, saturated with craters
Iapetus, saturated with craters
Kaguya launch postponed one day due to weather
Kaguya launch postponed one day due to weather
Cassini went into safe mode, but everything is OK
Cassini went into safe mode, but everything is OK
Cassini: highest-resolution-ever images of Iapetus
Cassini: highest-resolution-ever images of Iapetus