Dawn’s farewell tour of the giant asteroid Vesta
An evening pause: As Dawn begins its journey away from Vesta, the science team has put together this stunning video tour of the giant asteroid.
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An excellent overview of Vesta. I couldn’t help but wonder about whether frozen volatiles are in craters at the north pole and what it would look like when Vesta is settled.
I seem to have found the answer to my own question.
http://www.universetoday.com/93027/does-water-ice-lurk-beneath-the-poles-of-vesta/