File:OSIRIS-REx Sampling Before and After (Dated Frames).gif

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Summary

Description	English: A before and after view of the "Nightingale" sample site on the asteroid 101955 Bennu. This version was created from the two still images provided, with labels added to more easily demarcate which image is which, as well as the date each image was taken (as specified by each image's source page). For a sense of scale, the elongated boulder at the bottom right is approximately 10 meters in length.
Date	20 April 2021
Source	https://www.asteroidmission.org/?latest-news=nasas-osiris-rex-leaves-its-mark-on-asteroid-bennu
Author	OSIRIS-REx spacecraft NASA / University of Arizona

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