File:Comet wild 2.jpg

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current	23:03, 3 November 2007		516 × 259 (19 KB)	A7x	Released by NASA to the public domain. This photograph depicts comet Wild 2 and shows it to be barren. Stark relief is evident. No ices detected, as reported by NASA's Stardust team. This image was obtained by the Stardust spacecraft, which encountered co
	23:03, 3 November 2007		516 × 259 (19 KB)	A7x	Released by NASA to the public domain. This photograph depicts comet Wild 2 and shows it to be barren. Stark relief is evident. No ices detected, as reported by NASA's Stardust team. This image was obtained by the Stardust spacecraft, which encountered co

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