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NASA’s Deep Impacts pace mission was employed to take detailed pictures of which come tnucleus?
Halley’s Comet
Hale-Bopp
Hyakutake
Tempel1
- Option 1: Halley's Comet
- A well-known comet that can be seen from Earth every 75-76 years. It was not the target of Deep Impact, but rather the Giotto spacecraft in 1986.
- Option 2: Hale-Bopp
- This comet became famous in 1997 for being exceptionally bright and visible over a long period. It was not the subject of Deep Impact’s mission.
- Option 3: Hyakutake
- A comet that passed close to Earth in 1996, known for its brightness and long tail. Deep Impact did not target it.
- Option 4: Tempel 1
- Deep Impact’s primary mission was to study Comet Tempel 1. It successfully deployed an impactor to collide with the comet, allowing scientists to study the material beneath the comet's surface.
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