First images of the asteroid Donaldjohanson by the Lucy probe.

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NASA's Lucy spacecraft has arrived at the asteroid Donaldjohanson. This Lucy spacecraft has begun to send images taken during its approach flight. It has reached 960 km from the asteroid. The images are from April 20. They still have to process and download two pieces of data. In fact, what NASA said in the statement is that in the next few weeks they will still have to download information and more images.
Large asteroids can have a complex geology and apparently this asteroid Donaldjohanson also inherited that complex geology, the researchers are quite amazed about this asteroid and how it is formed, it is believed that there must be at least two large nuclei that merged forming this structure, it is elongated because in reality they must
be two groups, one larger and one smaller that merged at low speed.
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Wonderful piece on asteroid Donaldjohanson, I was unaware that the Lucy spacecraft was finally getting that close, hopefully the rest of the images will be downloaded without any issue for us all to review soon.
An 8km long Asteroid, that’s fascinating, regarding organic matter, i have speculated for some time the first confirmation of mainline "extra-terrestrial" life will probably be in microbial form as found on, or specifically inside asteroids, we may find them from samples in the short term, but undoubtedly will absolutely find such microbial life when asteroid mining becomes "a thing"
At only 170 to 150 million years old, can’t wait to see what else we learn once the data has been analysed, please keep us updated!
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