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What Do We Know About Asteroids Based on Asteroid Missions?
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What Do We Know About Asteroids Based on Asteroid Missions?
On October 29, 1991, NASA’s Galileo spacecraft flew past asteroid Gaspra, starting the era in which asteroid missions changed asteroids from points of light into mapped worlds. As of May 2026, what do we know about asteroids based on asteroid missions can be answered with evidence from flybys, orbiters, landers, sample-return spacecraft, impact experiments, and active spacecraft still traveling toward their targets.
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