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NASA's Psyche Mission Captured an Eerie Timelapse of Its Flyby of Mars - ScienceAlert

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NASA's Psyche Mission Captured an Eerie Timelapse of Its Flyby of Mars - ScienceAlert
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NASA's Psyche spacecraft successfully completed a flyby of Mars, capturing a timelapse of the planet and using its gravity for a speed boost. The mission is currently en route to explore a unique metal-rich asteroid.

Add ScienceAlert on Google A psychedelic composite image of Mars, showing what the Psyche mission saw as it approached the red planet from 2 May to 15 May 2026. (NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU) The Universe is so unimaginably immense, we'll never be able to see all of it – yet some of its most intriguingly mysterious objects are located right in our own solar backyard.

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