Deep Impact photometry of Comet 9P/Tempel 1
Authors:
- Jian-Yang LiJLJian-Yang Li
- Michael F. A'HEarnMAMichael F. A'HEarn
- Michael J.S. BeltonMBMichael J.S. Belton
- Christopher J. CrockettCCChristopher J. Crockett
- Tony L. FarnhamTFTony L. Farnham
- Carey M. LisseCLCarey M. Lisse
- Lucy A. McFaddenLMLucy A. McFadden
- Karen J. MeechKaren J. Meech
- Jessica M. SunshineJSJessica M. Sunshine
- Peter C. ThomasPTPeter C. Thomas
- Joe VeverkaJVJoe Veverka
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Funding Information
- University of Maryland
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASW-00004)
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