Nasas rymdsond Psyche förbereds för tät passage förbi Mars

Nasas rymdsond Psyche är planerad att passera inom 2 800 miles från Mars den 15 maj för att få en gravitationell skjuts mot sin målastoroid. Manövern kommer att öka sondens hastighet samtidigt som den möjliggör tester av dess vetenskapliga instrument.

Passagen kommer att ske i en hastighet på cirka 12 333 mph när rymdsonden närmar sig från planetens nattsida. Mars kommer att framstå som en tunn skära under mötet, vilket ger tillfällen att kalibrera den multispektrala avbildaren och andra verktyg inför ankomsten till asteroiden Psyche år 2029.

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