Johns Hopkins APL’s Camera Reveals Surprise for NASA’s Lucy Mission in First Asteroid Encounter
NASA's Lucy mission team got a bit of a surprise when looking at images that the Johns Hopkins APL-built L’LORRI instrument onboard captured during the spacecraft's first encounter with an asteroid…
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