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Deep Impact NASA TV Images

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Here is an example image of what NASA has been showing on NASA TV. Here you can see the impact. The pictures will all be downloaded from the remaining vessel and cleaned up over the next few days, according to the interview that have been on tonight.


This one is hot off their main website, “http://www.nasa.gov/deepimpact”:http://www.nasa.gov/deepimpact:


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