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X-WR-CALDESC:Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Wednesday\, August 18 at 6:
 00pm Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. Cathy Olkin give an update 
 on NASA’s Lucy Mission to visit Jupiter’s Trojan Asteroids.\n\nNASA’s Lucy
  mission will be the first spacecraft to travel through the Jupiter Trojan
  asteroids. Over the course of 12 years\, one spacecraft will visit 7 Troj
 an asteroids and 1 Main Belt Asteroid. The mission is designed to flyby a 
 large number of Trojan asteroids to understand the diversity of the Trojan
  asteroids and investigate how they came to be located in Jupiter’s L4 and
  L5 Lagrange points. \n------------------------------\n\nAbout Dr. Cathy O
 lkin\nCathy Olkin is a planetary scientist at Southwest Research Institute
  in Boulder\, CO. Her main topic of research is the outer solar system\, s
 pecifically planetary atmospheres and surfaces. She carries out ground-bas
 ed observations to learn about the size and atmospheres of small worlds. S
 he also works on NASA’s New Horizons mission as the lead of one of the sci
 entific instruments\, the color camera and composition mapper. NASA’s New 
 Horizons mission provided us the first close up images of Pluto and its mo
 ons in 2015. In 2019\, the New Horizons spacecraft made the most distant e
 ncounter of any solar system object\, Arrokoth. Cathy is also the Deputy P
 rincipal Investigator for NASA’s Lucy mission. The Lucy mission will be th
 e first spacecraft to visit the Trojan asteroids\, asteroids that share an
  orbit with Jupiter.\nIn her free time\, Cathy mentors FIRST robotics prog
 rams providing hands-on STEM education for students from 4th grade to 12th
  grade.\n\n---------------------\n\nViewing Options\nThe event will stream
  live on YouTube\, but please note that questions asked over the NSN-membe
 rs-only Zoom Q&A will be prioritized.\n\nThe recording will be uploaded bo
 th to the webinar’s resource page and to the NSN YouTube page for folks th
 at are unable to attend this evening’s session.
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DESCRIPTION:Join the NASA Night Sky Network on Wednesday\, August 18 at 6:0
 0pm Pacific Time (9:00pm Eastern) to hear Dr. Cathy Olkin give an update o
 n NASA’s Lucy Mission to visit Jupiter’s Trojan Asteroids.\n\nNASA’s Lucy 
 mission will be the first spacecraft to travel through the Jupiter Trojan 
 asteroids. Over the course of 12 years\, one spacecraft will visit 7 Troja
 n asteroids and 1 Main Belt Asteroid. The mission is designed to flyby a l
 arge number of Trojan asteroids to understand the diversity of the Trojan 
 asteroids and investigate how they came to be located in Jupiter’s L4 and 
 L5 Lagrange points. \n------------------------------\n\nAbout Dr. Cathy Ol
 kin\nCathy Olkin is a planetary scientist at Southwest Research Institute 
 in Boulder\, CO. Her main topic of research is the outer solar system\, sp
 ecifically planetary atmospheres and surfaces. She carries out ground-base
 d observations to learn about the size and atmospheres of small worlds. Sh
 e also works on NASA’s New Horizons mission as the lead of one of the scie
 ntific instruments\, the color camera and composition mapper. NASA’s New H
 orizons mission provided us the first close up images of Pluto and its moo
 ns in 2015. In 2019\, the New Horizons spacecraft made the most distant en
 counter of any solar system object\, Arrokoth. Cathy is also the Deputy Pr
 incipal Investigator for NASA’s Lucy mission. The Lucy mission will be the
  first spacecraft to visit the Trojan asteroids\, asteroids that share an 
 orbit with Jupiter.\nIn her free time\, Cathy mentors FIRST robotics progr
 ams providing hands-on STEM education for students from 4th grade to 12th 
 grade.\n\n---------------------\n\nViewing Options\nThe event will stream 
 live on YouTube\, but please note that questions asked over the NSN-member
 s-only Zoom Q&A will be prioritized.\n\nThe recording will be uploaded bot
 h to the webinar’s resource page and to the NSN YouTube page for folks tha
 t are unable to attend this evening’s session.
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SUMMARY:Free Live NSN Webinar Series: NASA’s Mission to the Trojan Asteroid
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