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The NASA Orbiter That Ultimately Landed on the Surface of the Asteroid

Question 128

Question 128

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The NASA orbiter that ultimately landed on the surface of the asteroid Eros was:


A) New Horizons.
B) Giotto.
C) Stardust.
D) NEAR Shoemaker.
E) Clementine.

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