From Astronomy Picture of the Day; October 18, 2025:
3D Bennu Image Credit: NASA, GSFC, U. Arizona; Stereo Image Copyright: Patrick Vantuyne Put on your red/blue glasses and float next to asteroid 101955 Bennu. Shaped like a spinning toy top with boulders littering its rough surface, the tiny Solar System world is about one Empire State Building (less than 500 meters) across. Frames used to construct this 3D anaglyph were taken by PolyCam on the OSIRIS_REx spacecraft on December 3, 2018 from a distance of about 80 kilometers. With a sample from the asteroid's rocky surface on board, OSIRIS_REx departed Bennu's vicinity in May of 2021. The robotic spacecraft successfully returned the sample to its home world in September of 2023. Starship Asterisk* APOD Discussion Page for Today’s Image
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