On Oct. 29, 1991, NASA’s Galileo spacecraft flew past the asteroid Gaspra at about 18,000 mph and returned close-up images of the small rocky body.
On Oct. 29, 1991, NASA’s Galileo spacecraft flew past the asteroid Gaspra at about 18,000 mph and returned close-up images of the small rocky body.
Galileo flies past a rock in 1991 and we’re supposed to act shocked it had craters? Asteroids are rocks in space, Morgan, that’s the whole job description.