Asteroids seen by JWST-MIRI: Radiometric size, distance, and orbit constraints

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@SheepDogLegend @anotherbigmike If you actually read it you would see where to find the actual JWST images where it was discovered https://t.co/iWb9ZfGRl2. https://t.co/ZFrASnSlg4. https://t.co/LJKwjXOJvr

25 Jul 2023

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@kruksandor Your paper "Hubble Asteroid Hunter (...)" was cited by Müller, T. G. et al.: Asteroids seen by JWST-MIRI: Radiometric size, distance, and orbit constraints https://t.co/tBI7L1xhKT

18 Feb 2023

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@kruksandor Your paper "ESASky SSOSS (...)" was cited by Müller, T. G. et al.: Asteroids seen by JWST-MIRI: Radiometric size, distance, and orbit constraints https://t.co/tBI7L1xhKT

18 Feb 2023

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Asteroids seen by JWST-MIRI: Radiometric Size, Distance and Orbit Constraints https://t.co/BsrfX0m6jH

15 Feb 2023

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