WASHINGTON: The US space probe Dawn began orbiting the dwarf planet Ceres on Friday on a voyage of discovery into the solar system’s main asteroid belt, where it will collect a trove of data and photos, NASA said.
The probe—the first to orbit a dwarf planet—will stay over the mysterious body for 16 months to study its structure and gather clues to help mankind better understand how Earth and the other planets were created.
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