Where is the message of support from JHUAPL?

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Jacob Samorodin — 11/19/2005 9:09:13 PM (archived)

John Hopkin's University Applied Physics Laboratory made history in the year 2001
by landing NEAR on asteroid Eros, taking a close-up image from 110 meters
from the asteroid surface.
The Japanese Hayabusa spacecraft took an image from 70 meters from Itokawa.
Why hasn't JHUAPL sent a message of support and or congratulations to JAXA?

The whole thread (7 posts)

Hayabusa in final descent - JimO - 11/19/2005 8:48:56 PM
- re: Hayabusa events - Raoul - 11/20/2005 5:46:03 PM
  - Doesn't look good for a second attempt. - Jacob Samorodin - 11/20/2005 7:30:13 PM
- 'Planetary Society' live weblog coverage - JimO - 11/19/2005 8:53:43 PM
  - Hayabusa departing asteroid? No touchdown or sampling attempt? - jIMo - 11/19/2005 9:38:45 PM
    - It appears stuck at 17 meters [55 foot] altitude. - Jacob Samorodin - 11/19/2005 11:32:25 PM
  - Where is the message of support from JHUAPL? - Jacob Samorodin - 11/19/2005 9:09:13 PM

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