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Complaint
for Declaratory Judgement
The Eros Project finally proceeds into the United States District
Court, District of Nevada. On November 6, 2003, Mr. Gregory
W. Nemitz filed documents in Federal Court to demand a determination
of his Rights in relation to his property claim for Asteroid
433, Eros. A jury will decide the case.
U.S.
Department of State Responds
On August 15, 2003 the United States Department of State responds
to the Eros Project and its claims. This official action creates
a "case in actual controversy" which
gives a Federal Court jurisdiction to hear the case.
NASA
Makes its Final Determination
On January 21, 2003 NASA sends its final determination to
OrbDev's invoice for Parking and Storage Fees for the NEAR
Shoemaker spacecraft, permanently parked on Eros.
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The
Eros Project
Selected
Images

Image,
Courtesy of NASA
Map of Proposed Place Names on Eros
This
image mosaic of Eros shows the proposed names for the larger features
of the asteroid. The premise of the naming convention for the features
is of many famous lovers from fiction and history, remembering the
stories from from various cultures. The name of the biggest feature,
Himeros, is from Greek mythology for personifing the yearning for
love by a consort of Eros.

Images,
Courtesy of NASA
Click on above images to see detailed photos.
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Photos of
NASA's Parking Space
Video,
courtesy of NASA
Click
on the video for more information.
Descent
to Eros information
NEAR
Shoemaker's Descent Movies

I picked up a pebble on the beach in front of the Stars,
How can it not be mine?
Just see how many pebbles there are for you.
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