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This is CBSI on the World on John Vashwood Bob Zimmerman. He keeps the website here on the black.

Bob, Lucy, how's she doing?

Good. Lucy is a probe that's going to visit about eight asteroids, two in the main asteroid belt,

and then the rest in the Trojan asteroids that orbit in Jupiter's orbit, 60 degrees in front and behind Jupiter.

It's going to visit eight different asteroids. Well, it's operating pretty well,

and this two weeks ago they performed a mid-course correction to prepare for their first asteroid fly-by.

They're going to fly by a small half-mile wide asteroid that's located in the main asteroid belt.

It's called Pinkin Nest. And we don't have a good close-up picture of such an asteroid.

They're going to get the first. It'll arrive in November. They did a mid-course correction to make it possible

so it could get within 265 miles of this asteroid.

And so everything is working good, John. Let's keep up fingers crossed.

The coming of November will get the first really good close-up image of a main belt asteroid.

We've never really gotten one from the ground and it's not particularly good.

All the other asteroid missions that have flown have generally gone to near-earth asteroids, not the main belt.

So this is going to be the first good image of a main belt asteroid.

Do I remember correctly that Lucy had an anomaly with the solar array and that they couldn't deploy it completely?

But from what your report just said, everything's going according to plan.

I think that array, the one of the two fan-like arrays is deployed about 98%.

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