Goddess Planets: Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta - We'Moon
File:Ceres and Vesta, Moon size comparison.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
4 Vesta | Dwarf planet, Ceres, Asteroid belt
Asteroid Vesta Provides Hints of How Earth Came Together - The New York Times
Does Asteroid Vesta have a moon?
NASA Finds an Unexpected Link Between Vesta and the Moon
Near-Earth Asteroids Formed Billions of Years Ago, so What Makes Them Tick?
Earth's moon and huge asteroid Vesta share violent history
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March — A Good Time to Visit Vesta - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
Moon/Vesta Size Comparison
NASA History - Discovered in 1807, Vesta is the second most massive body in the main asteroid belt, only less massive than the dwarf planet Ceres. This giant, rocky asteroid accounts for
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Vesta (asteroid) — Astronoo
Vesta has no moons – is it unlucky or did it eat them? | New Scientist
Surprising Troughs on Asteroid Vesta Might Have Resulted From Collision | Space
Vesta | Cell to Singularity Wiki | Fandom
Vesta and Ceres: born at the same time and yet so different - DLR Portal
Meet Vesta | NASA Solar System Exploration
In Depth | 4 Vesta – NASA Solar System Exploration
Fans of Solar System - Vesta Asteroid spectral type: V-type Perihelion: 2.152AU Aphelion: 2.571AU Distance from Sun: 2.362AU Eccentricity: 0.08874 Orbital Period: 3.63 years (5956.19 Vesta solar days) Inclination to Ecliptic: 7.14043°
Vesta (Asteroid) | Facts, Information, History & Definition
Dawn Data Provide New Evidence for Ground Ice on Asteroid Vesta | Sci.News
NASA's Dawn Mission to the Asteroid Belt Says Good Night - The New York Times
In Depth | 4 Vesta – NASA Solar System Exploration
