Deep Impact
Better looking in the printable certificate, and what is more, uncorrupted!! :-)





DEEP IMPACT MISSION
First Look Inside a Comet

Participation Certificate

Presented to

Susana Serrão

On January 22, 2004

Thank you for your participation in the Deep Impact Discovery Mission to Comet Tempel 1. A compact disc bearing your name will be mounted on the impactor spacecraft that will collide with Tempel 1 making this the first mission ever to look deep inside a comet.

You are now part of the future discovery of clues about the beginning of our solar system as your name makes a Deep Impact!


Dr. Edward J. Weiler
Associate Administrator
NASA Office of Space Science Michael F. A'Hearn
Principal Investigator
Deep Impact Mission
University of Maryland

Certificate No. 496329

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