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Today I'm taking pictures and spectra of
#Ceres at a new angle http://go.nasa.gov/1FC0Rvp pic.twitter.com/i1sE2AfHqM
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Fun fact: In my elliptical orbit, I will descend today from 5257 miles (8,460 km) to 4847 miles (7,800 km) above
#Ceres -
Oxo Crater stands out on the dark landscape of
#Ceres http://go.nasa.gov/2k4nMNm pic.twitter.com/NQMtxmsbwM
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2 yrs ago today, when I hadn't gotten into orbit at
#Ceres yet: http://go.nasa.gov/2jFNNP8 pic.twitter.com/7aO71xBRgz -
Fun fact: I took my first navigational photos of
#Ceres two years ago today, when I was as far from Ceres as Earth is from the moon! -
Fun fact: My orbital velocity now ranges from about 249 to 305 feet/second (76 to 93 meters/second) at
#Cerespic.twitter.com/Rk5boi2F6w
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I'm back with more images, this time on a weekly basis. Here's a nice one of Ikapati Crater on
#Ceres http://go.nasa.gov/2jxgCNO pic.twitter.com/sfWbKIkx9q
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#Ceres was discovered 216 years ago today, on Jan. 1, 1801!#happynewyear2017 http://go.nasa.gov/1OW3c6D pic.twitter.com/oCbpnuMzrZ
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Learn how
#Ceres was discovered with this telescope on New Year's Day of 1801 http://go.nasa.gov/1OW3c6D pic.twitter.com/hqSJOqVQbU
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A new year is Dawning! Here's a look at what I did at
#Ceres in 2016, and what's next http://go.nasa.gov/2hS8BCC pic.twitter.com/NxgM7uMlYT
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It's been an extraordinary year at
#Ceres! Here are highlights from my mission in 2016 http://go.nasa.gov/2hS8BCC pic.twitter.com/bz9aHZKYMx -
We tend to prefer this one too! :-)https://twitter.com/NASASolarSystem/status/813126829800198145 …
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Ceres' north pole is a chilly holiday wonderland of a different sort. Certainly peaceful though! http://go.nasa.gov/2i2S0fK pic.twitter.com/KaBbDzVZjD
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The rim of Yalode Crater on
#Ceres http://go.nasa.gov/2hOAAGx pic.twitter.com/GE818wEP4T
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Fun fact: As of this week, I have been in flight for two Cerean years (9.2 terrestrial years)!pic.twitter.com/CJukBQ6S8m
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Happy Friday! Here's Kondos and Jarimba craters on
#Ceres http://go.nasa.gov/2hsO3Do pic.twitter.com/pp93O1qnwG
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Introducing Cerealia Facula,
#Ceres' brightest area https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLTiv_XWHnOZpbLZz4C2iQW2bgfdzKMbhS&v=PpWaL7o-UoQ … as seen at#AGU16pic.twitter.com/qCYVnoU5mA -
These
#Ceres craters hold ice and won’t "let it go" for 1 billion+ years -- check out new#AGU2016 results http://go.nasa.gov/2hSL2cv pic.twitter.com/m95JjuN8r5 -
Ice is everywhere on dwarf planet
#Ceres, including "cold traps" like this shadowy crater.@NASA_Dawn#AGU16 news at http://go.nasa.gov/2hSL2cv pic.twitter.com/bPa8qwowI6 -
Fun fact: the
@NASA_Dawn mission has returned 54,000 images so far#AGU16
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Laurie Cantillo
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