Rotational characterization of Hayabusa II target Asteroid (162173) 1999 JU3
Authors:
- Nicholas A. MoskovitzNMNicholas A. Moskovitz
- Shinsuke AbeSAShinsuke Abe
- Kang-Shian PanKPKang-Shian Pan
- David J. OsipDODavid J. Osip
- Dimitra PefkouDPDimitra Pefkou
- Mario D. MelitaMMMario D. Melita
- Mauro EliasMEMauro Elias
- Kohei KitazatoKKKohei Kitazato
- Schelte J. BusSBSchelte J. Bus
- Francesca E. DeMeoFDFrancesca E. DeMeo
- Richard P. BinzelRBRichard P. Binzel
- Paul A. AbellPAPaul A. Abell
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