File:NASA’s First-Ever Journey to a Metal-Rich Asteroid Launching Soon! (SVS14421 - Lori Glazed Psyche Launch Canned Interview).webm

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Pre-recorded interview with Lori Glaze / Director, Planetary Sciences Division, NASA Headquarters in Washington. Sound bites are separated by a slate with the associated question.

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English: Pre-recorded interview with Lori Glaze / Director, Planetary Sciences Division, NASA Headquarters in Washington. Sound bites are separated by a slate with the associated question. TRT 5:28What is an asteroid? Why do scientists want to learn more about asteroids?What is the Psyche mission? What is special about this particular asteroid - also named Psyche? What can an asteroid like Psyche tell us about the formation of planets like Earth?We understand this is an exciting year for asteroid research! Can you tell us a little about Asteroid Autumn?How can our viewers keep up with this mission? We understand that Psyche has a launch mate – a mission that will be testing out laser communications beyond the moon. Can you tell us more about this technology demonstration?What is so unusual about this metal-rich asteroid?
Date 29 September 2023 (upload date)
Source NASA’s First-Ever Journey to a Metal-Rich Asteroid Launching Soon!
Author NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Angel Kumari, Michelle Handleman, Aaron E. Lepsch
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