FILE - This Feb. 19, 2015 file image provided by NASA shows the dwarf planet Ceres, taken by the space agency's Dawn spacecraft from a distance of nearly 29,000 miles (46,000 kilometers).
NASA's Dawn probe sets its sights on dwarf planet Ceres
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Dawn - NASA Science
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NASA's Dawn spacecraft moves in on dwarf planet Ceres
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Enhanced Color View of Ceres at Opposition - NASA Science
Ceres - NASA Science
Dawn Spacecraft Snaps A Closeup Of Mysterious Pyramid On Ceres
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High Resolution Ceres View
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NASA's Dawn Headed To Dwarf Planet Ceres - SpaceNews
