Astronomers Get A Good Look Inside Asteroid Itokawa (Video)

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(N.Morgan) Astronomers are delving into the secrets of Asteroid Itokawa, using New Technology Telescope (NTT) and for the first time they have been able to research the internal structure of an asteroid. The NTT studied the peanut shaped asteroid Itokawa. It helped scientists measure the asteroid’s brightness variation as it rotates. Knowing the irregular peanut shape of Itokawa, the data gathered allowed them to accurately calculate its spin period. This also gave the scientists an insight to find out what the asteroid is like below the surface and also at its core.

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