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NASA 's Lucy spacecraft flew past its first official target Dinkinesh in November 2023 .
A satellite asteroid, which the team named " Selam ," was orbiting Dinky .
Selam was not just one moon, it was a contact binary—or two moons melded together.
The Lucy team detailed the unexpected finding in a paper published in the journal Nature on May 29, 2024 .
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