Ceres Mysterious Lights Still "Baffle" NASA Scientists

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The first images from the NASA's Dawn Spacecraft has returned the second orbits first image of the "Mysterious Bright Lights" that seem to have baffled scientists at NASA and around the globe. Some think it may be Ice while others think it may be a salt deposit. Only time will tell as the spacecraft orbits get closer and closer to the surface.

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Today one of the first images of the second round of imaging were released to the public and boy did they show another amazing shot of the Dwarf Planet! This pass was from 2700 miles and the resolution of each pixel is 1400 feet which has returned a facinating image. I also show some of the originals from the first orbit. I will include a link to the new one and the page to look for new ones..

NASA Image: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA19568
DAWN Images: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/spacecraft/Dawn?sort=DESC

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