As I fly around Bennu during Orbital A, my scientific cameras are not collecting data. But my NavCam 1 imager is taking "OpNav" (short for optical navigation) images like these to help monitor my path around the asteroid.

Image details ➡️ https://t.co/BLXn6GU6My pic.twitter.com/ZCTjYVxpnu

— NASA's OSIRIS-REx (@OSIRISREx) January 23, 2019

I'm currently a little more than 95 million kilometers (59 million miles) from home. At this distance, it takes about 10.5 minutes round-trip to communicate with Earth. 🌏 ↔️ 🛰 #WhereIsOSIRISREx https://t.co/rACre4nDe4 pic.twitter.com/gW34YGVuG2

— NASA's OSIRIS-REx (@OSIRISREx) January 21, 2019

For those keeping track at home... I've traveled just under 2.2 billion km (1.4 billion miles) since leaving home in Sept. 2016.

I'll remain in orbit around Bennu until late February when I begin a series of flybys for Detailed Survey. More details: https://t.co/rACre4nDe4 pic.twitter.com/39kkEYTzNC

— NASA's OSIRIS-REx (@OSIRISREx) January 28, 2019