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![Ландшафт на комете Темпеля 1](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2005/07/06/0001206640/tempel1_its_mov.preview.jpg)
6.07.2005
This diverse landscape is the surface of comet Temple 1's nucleus as seen by the Deep Impact probe's Impactor Targeting Sensor. Within minutes of recording the rugged view, the landscape had changed dramatically though, as the impactor smashed into the surface near the two large, half kilometer-sized craters at picture center.
![Комета Темпель 1 с космического аппарата Стардаст-Некст](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2011/02/16/0001249871/tempel1_stardust_900.preview.jpg)
15.02.2011
No comet has ever been visited twice before. Therefore, the unprecedented pass of the Stardust-NeXT spacecraft near Comet Tempel 1 earlier this week gave humanity a unique opportunity to see how the nucleus of a comet changes over time.
![Ядро кометы Темпель 1](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2005/09/15/0001208047/tempel1Res_deepimpact_c32.preview.jpg)
15.09.2005
Approaching the nucleus of comet Tempel 1 at ten kilometers per second, the Deep Impact probe's targeting camera recorded a truly dramatic series of images. Successive pictures improve in resolution and have been...
![Топография Марса](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2001/07/01/0001169655/marstopography_mola.preview.jpg)
28.06.2001
Mars has its ups and downs. Visible on the above interactive topographic map of the surface of Mars are giant volcanoes, deep valleys, impact craters, and terrain considered unusual and even mysterious. Particularly notable...
![Пэкман и комета Хартли](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2010/10/07/0001247438/hartley2pacman_fernandez900.preview.jpg)
7.10.2010
Touring the solar system with a 6 year orbital period, small comet Hartley 2 (103/P Hartley) will make its closest approach to planet Earth on October 20 and its closest approach to the Sun on October 28. It may become a naked-eye comet, just visible in clear, dark skies.
![Горизонт "Оппотьюнити"](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/02/04/0001196448/opportunity_pan_c1.preview.jpg)
3.02.2004
Remarkably, the Opportunity Mars rover lies in a small martian impact crater about 3 meters deep and 22 meters wide. For 360 degrees, Opportunity's horizon stretches to the right in this new color mosaic image from the rover's panoramic camera.
![Юйту-2 на обратной стороне](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2019/01/05/0001453566/Jan3yutu2CNSA1024.preview.jpg)
4.01.2019
On January 3, the Chinese Chang'e-4 spacecraft made the first successful landing on the Moon's farside. Taken by a camera on board the lander, this image is from the landing site inside Von Karman crater.
![Спутники и Орион](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2021/06/01/0001741584/StarlinkOrion_Abolfath_960.preview.jpg)
31.05.2021
What are those streaks across Orion? Most are reflections of sunlight from numerous Earth-orbiting Starlink satellites. Appearing by eye as a series of successive points floating across a twilight sky, the increasing number of SpaceX Starlink communication satellites are causing concern among many astronomers.
![Вид на Япет с высоты в четыре тысячи километров](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2007/09/19/0001223519/iapetusterrain_cassini.preview.jpg)
19.09.2007
What does the surface of Saturn's mysterious moon Iapetus look like? To help find out, the robotic Cassini spacecraft now orbiting Saturn was sent soaring last week just 2,000 kilometers from the unique equatorial ridge of the unusual walnut-shaped two-toned moon.
![Цветная сторона Луны](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2011/12/14/0001255118/WAC_CSHADE_O000N1800_800.preview.jpg)
18.11.2011
This colorful topographical map of the Moon is centered on the lunar farside, the side not seen from planet Earth. That view is available to the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter though, as the spacecraft's wide angle camera images almost the entire lunar surface every month.
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