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Modeling energy requirements for oxygen production on the Moon. [PDF]
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The Dimorphos ejecta plume properties revealed by LICIACube. [PDF]
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Rotation periods of asteroids serendipitously observed by the NASA/ Kepler K2 mission
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Quantifying lower extremity blood flow using low-dose CT perfusion: validation in a swine model. [PDF]
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Characterizing the Modulation and Activation-Triggering Mechanisms of Main-Belt Comets via 3D Thermophysical Modeling of an Ellipsoidal Body. [PDF]
Zhang Y, Hartzell CM.
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Rotational lightcurve analysis of binary Asteroid (22) Kalliope/Linus
E. Kramer
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Trajectories of a magnetic sphere in a shaken three-dimensional granular bed under low gravity. [PDF]
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Icarus, 1984
A trend of increasing mean rotational frequency with increasing diameter is noted in asteroids with diameters greater than 120 km, irrespective of M-, S-, and C-type asteroid subset and family or nonfamily membership. This trend cannot be accounted for by observational selection.
Stanley F. Dermott +2 more
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A trend of increasing mean rotational frequency with increasing diameter is noted in asteroids with diameters greater than 120 km, irrespective of M-, S-, and C-type asteroid subset and family or nonfamily membership. This trend cannot be accounted for by observational selection.
Stanley F. Dermott +2 more
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Rotational periods of asteroids II
Planetary and Space Science, 2001Abstract In the framework of the photoelectric asteroid observational program undertaken at Catania University to collect lightcurves apt to apply the pole computational methods, the V-band lightcurves and the values of the synodic rotational period and of the average B–V colour index of 5 Astrea, 6 Hebe, 12 Victoria, 13 Egeria, 26 Proserpina, 34 ...
D Riccioli, C Blanco, M Cigna
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Imaging unresolved rotating asteroids
Proceedings of SPIE, 1995Abstract Most asteroids subtend extremely small angles in the sky so it is impossible to directly discerneither surface reflectivity, shape variations, or the spin axis using existing ground-based telescopesystems. A super-resolution inversion technique relates the lightcurves of a rotating asteroid, whichis represented as a polyhedron with planar ...
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