Asteroid-2008EV5-ShapeModel-20111006.gif

Summary

Description	English: October 6, 2011 Principal axis views of shape model of 2008 EV5 based on Earth-based radar imaging. The model is viewed from six orthogonal directions, along its principal axes. Rotation is around the z-axis, with +z in the direction of the angular momentum vector. Yellow-shaded regions were seen only at incidence angles >45° or not seen at all. Figure from Busch et al. 2011: http://echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/2008EV5/2008ev5.html
Date	6 October 2011
Source	http://echo.jpl.nasa.gov/asteroids/2008EV5/2008ev5.pa.views.gif
Author	NASA/JPL

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