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Cometary activity, active areas, and a mechanism for collimated outflows on 1P, 9P, 19P, and 81P
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Hubble Space Telescope observations of Comet 9P/Tempel 1 during the Deep Impact encounter
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Healthy discussion of planetary science goals.
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In his discussion of the National Research Council's ongoing prioritization of solar system missions, Andrew Lawler says that some Washington observers see the discipline as being in disarray (News Focus, “Planetary science's defining moment,” 4 Jan., p. 32). To the contrary, we are a community having ardent, but entirely appropriate and healthy, debates about our long-term goals.
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