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===Observations from ''Dawn''===
Vesta comes into view as the [[Dawn (spacecraft)|''Dawn'' spacecraft]] approaches and enters orbit:
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<!-- File:Vesta image by Dawn probe.jpg|Vesta from 265,000&nbsp;km<br />(14 June 2011) too fuzzy? -->
File:Vesta 20110701 cropped.jpg|Vesta from 100,000&nbsp;km<br />(1 July 2011)
File:Dawn-image-070911.jpg|Vesta from 41,000&nbsp;km<br />(9 July 2011)
File:Vesta from Dawn, July 17.jpg|In orbit at 16,000&nbsp;km<br />(17 July 2011)
File:Vesta 4.jpg|In orbit from 10,500&nbsp;km<br />(18 July 2011)
File:Vesta darkside.jpg|The northern hemisphere from 5,200&nbsp;km<br />(23 July 2011)
File:Vesta Full-Frame.jpg|In orbit from 5,200&nbsp;km<br />(24 July 2011)
File:Vesta 20110731.jpg|In orbit from 3,700&nbsp;km<br />(31 July 2011)
File:Vesta Rotation.gif|Full rotation<br />(1 August 2011)
File:Vesta full mosaic.jpg|Composite greyscale image
File:Vesta Cratered terrain with hills and ridges.jpg|Cratered terrain with hills and ridges<br />(6 August 2011)
File:Vesta densely cratered terrain near terminator.jpg|Densely cratered terrain near terminator<br />(6 August 2011)
File:Vesta Craters in various states of degradation.jpg|Vestan craters in various states of degradation, with troughs at bottom<br />(6 August 2011)
File:Central Mound at the South Pole Asteroid Vesta Hillshade.png|Hill shaded central mound at the south pole of Vesta<br />(2 February 2015)
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==== True-color images ====
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Vesta in natural color.jpg
Vesta-SouthPole.png
Vesta 5755-728.png
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Detailed images retrieved during the high-altitude (60–70&nbsp;m/pixel) and low-altitude (~20&nbsp;m/pixel) mapping orbits are available on the Dawn Mission website of JPL/NASA.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/vesta_dawn_gallery_2.asp |title=Dawn Mission website of JPL/NASA |date=22 October 2018 }}</ref>