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Stardust-NExT approaching comet, artwork C016 / 3064

Stardust-NExT approaching comet. Computer artwork of NASAs Stardust-NExT robotic space probe approaching comet Tempel 1 to collect dust samples. Stardust-NExT was an extended mission of NASAs Stardust space probe and intercepted Temple 1 in february 2011. Stardust was launched on 7th February 1999 with its primary mission to collect dust samples from the coma (tail) of comet Wild 2

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2011 Aeronautical Engineering Astronautical Engineering Collecting Comet Dust February Mission Nasa Planetary Science Probe Project Robotic Sample Samples Sampling Space Probe Spacecraft Spaceflight Stardust Temple 1


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This artwork captures the moment when NASAs Stardust-NExT robotic space probe approached comet Tempel 1, ready to embark on its mission of collecting precious dust samples. The computer-generated illustration showcases the advanced technology and meticulous planning behind this groundbreaking project. Launched on February 7th, 1999, Stardust was initially designed to gather dust samples from the tail of comet Wild 2. However, its success led to an extended mission known as Stardust-NExT, which aimed to intercept Temple 1 in February 2011. This ambitious endeavor required precise calculations and engineering expertise. The image portrays the sleek spacecraft gracefully approaching the majestic comet against a backdrop of twinkling stars. Its cutting-edge design reflects years of astronautical and aeronautical engineering advancements by NASA's brilliant minds. The primary objective of this sample return mission was to collect invaluable dust particles from Temple 1's coma (tail). These microscopic remnants hold secrets about our solar system's formation and evolution. Through this stunning artwork, we are reminded of humanity's insatiable curiosity for exploration and discovery. It symbolizes our relentless pursuit of knowledge beyond Earth's boundaries and highlights how technological innovation propels us further into the mysteries of space. This print serves as a testament to human ingenuity and scientific progress while inspiring future generations to push boundaries in their quest for understanding our universe.

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