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A spacecraft headed for a metal asteroid captured breathtaking new images of Mars while using the red planet's gravity to speed up its journey. The Psyche probe passed just 2,864 miles above Mars and gathered data that will help scientists understand our own planet better.
A NASA spacecraft heading to a metal asteroid just sent back breathtaking photos of Mars after using the red planet as a cosmic slingshot. The images reveal colorful craters, ice fields, and a glowing Martian crescent.
NASA's Psyche spacecraft just pulled off a flawless Mars flyby, using the Red Planet's gravity to slingshot itself 1,000 mph faster toward a mysterious metal asteroid. The bonus? It captured stunning crescent Mars photos that surprised even the mission scientists.
NASA's Psyche spacecraft just used Mars as a cosmic speed boost, slingshotting past the red planet at 2,864 miles up and gaining 1,000 mph on its journey to explore a Massachusetts-sized metal asteroid. Along the way, it captured stunning crescent views of Mars that Earth-based observers could never see.
NASA's Psyche spacecraft just captured breathtaking images of Mars during a flyby that boosted it toward a metal-rich asteroid worth more than Earth's entire economy. The close encounter gave scientists thousands of photos while testing equipment that will explore the mysterious 16 Psyche asteroid in 2029.
NASA's Psyche spacecraft snapped photos of Mars showing dramatic 30-mile wind patterns carved across ancient craters. The mission proves space exploration can deliver incredible discoveries even while traveling to completely different destinations.
A spacecraft on its way to a metal-rich asteroid just sent back jaw-dropping photos of Mars, revealing ancient craters in colors beyond what human eyes can see. The unexpected images showcase the power of grabbing scientific opportunities during deep space travel.
NASA's Psyche mission just nailed a tricky Mars gravity assist, getting a 1,000 mph speed boost on its way to explore a metal-rich asteroid that could reveal secrets about how planets form. The spacecraft is now barreling toward its 2029 destination after capturing stunning close-up images of the Red Planet.
On its journey to a metal-rich asteroid, NASA's Psyche spacecraft is treating scientists to rare crescent views of Mars they've never seen before. The mission is turning a routine gravity assist into a treasure trove of scientific discovery.
NASA's Psyche spacecraft will skim just 2,800 miles above Mars this Friday, using the planet's gravity to slingshot toward a mysterious metal asteroid. The dramatic flyby could reveal stunning crescent views of Mars and even detect hidden dust rings around the red planet.