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Lucy's (E)asteroid egg hunt has just begun. 🛰️🥚 This Sunday, NASA's Lucy spacecraft will conduct its 2nd asteroid flyby, and this time it has Donaldjohanson in its sights. This encounter serves as a dress rehearsal for Lucy's Trojan asteroid encounters in Aug. 2027.

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