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The shape, topography, and geology of Tempel 1 from Deep Impact observations

Peter H. Schultz | Karen J. Meech | Michael J. S. Belton | Michael F. A'Hearn | J. Veverka | Jessica M. Sunshine | Olivier Groussin | Tony L. Farnham | Carey M. Lisse | Peter C. Thomas | Dennis D. Wellnitz | W. Delamere | M. Belton | J. Veverka | P. Thomas | P. Schultz | M. A’Hearn | L. McFadden | K. Meech | J. Sunshine | T. Farnham | O. Groussin | C. Lisse | D. Wellnitz | Jian-Yang Li | W. Alan Delamere | Alan J. Hidy | Jian-Yang Li | Lucy A. McFadden | A. Hidy

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