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CASTAway: An Asteroid Main Belt Tour and Survey [PDF]
CASTAway is a mission concept to explore our Solar System's main asteroid belt. Asteroids and comets provide a window into the formation and evolution of our Solar System and the composition of these objects can be inferred from space-based remote sensing using spectroscopic techniques.
Vania Da Deppo +2 more
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Origin and Dynamical Evolution of the Asteroid Belt
The asteroid belt was dynamically shaped during and after planet formation. Despite representing a broad ring of stable orbits, the belt contains less than one one-thousandth of an Earth mass. The asteroid orbits are dynamically excited with a wide range in eccentricity and inclination and their compositions are diverse, with a general trend toward dry
Sean N. Raymond, David Nesvorný
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A Record of Planet Migration in the Main Asteroid Belt [PDF]
The main asteroid belt lies between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, but the region is not uniformly filled with asteroids. There are gaps, known as the Kirkwood gaps, in the asteroid distribution in distinct locations that are associated with orbital resonances with the giant planets; asteroids placed in these locations follow chaotic orbits and escape
Renu Malhotra, David A Minton
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Water Ice and Organics on the Surface of the Asteroid 24 Themis
Nature, 2010Humberto Campins +2 more
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Subaru Main Belt Asteroid Survey (SMBAS)—Size and Color Distributions of Small Main-Belt Asteroids
Planetary and Space Science, 2007Fumi Yoshida
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A Collision in 2009 as the Origin of the Debris Trail of Asteroid P/2010 A2
Nature, 2010Cecilia Tubiana +2 more
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Low-Thrust Tour of the Main Belt Asteroids
Advances in Space Research, 2018Marilena di Carlo, Massimiliano Vasile
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A Closer Look at Main Belt Asteroids 1: WF/PC Images
Icarus, 2005Laurent M. Mugnier, B Zellner
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JWST Sighting of Decametre Main-Belt Asteroids and View on Meteorite Sources
NatureNicholas Moskovitz +2 more
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