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NASA Psyche Mission

Psyche is NASA's first mission to study a metal-rich asteroid, 16 Psyche, in the main asteroid belt. The Arizona State University-led investigation is managed, operated, and navigated by Jet Propulsion Laboratory; its spacecraft also carries the Deep Space Optical Communications technology demonstration. After launching in 2023 and completing a Mars gravity assist on May 15, 2026, the orbiter is scheduled to reach the asteroid in July 2029 and begin a roughly two-year science campaign in August.

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NASA Psyche Mission
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Psyche is NASA's first mission to study a metal-rich asteroid, 16 Psyche, in the main asteroid belt. The Arizona State University-led investigation is managed, operated, and navigated by Jet Propulsion Laboratory; its spacecraft also carries the Deep Space Optical Communications technology demonstration. After launching in 2023 and completing a Mars gravity assist on May 15, 2026, the orbiter is scheduled to reach the asteroid in July 2029 and begin a roughly two-year science campaign in August.
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Successfully launched, completed its Mars gravity assist, and continues toward asteroid 16 Psyche
Program
NASA Discovery Program
Start Date
2023-10-13
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July 20, 2026 at 03:07:01 UTC
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July 20, 2026 at 03:07:01 UTC

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