Where Are New Images Of "bright Spots" On Pluto's Moon -> Ceres?

Where Are New Images of “Bright Spots”
On Ceres from Lower 915-Mile-High-Orbit? 

Click the link below for the Earthfiles report:

https://www.earthfiles.com/news.php?ID=2349&category=Science

 

The NASA Dawn spacecraft is in a new, lower mapping orbit of 915 miles above the dwarf planet’s surface, but an embargo by the journal Nature is preventing the release of new images taken closer to the Occator crater and its mysterious, persistent “bright spots.” 

The intriguing bright spots on Ceres lie in a crater named Occator, which is about
60 miles (90 km) across and 2 miles (4 km) deep. This image was generated from 
July 2015 NASA animation using earlier images and Dawn spacecraft data from 
2,700 miles altitude in which the vertical relief has been exaggerated by a factor 
of 5 to better highlight topography and subtle features. Credits: 
NASA/JPL-Caltech/UCLA/MPS/DLR/IDA/LPI

“We’re now getting data from the VIR spectrometer, and I got a report
back yesterday that all of the data over the bright spot was obtained … 
but the white substance is still unidentified.”

- Christopher Russell, Ph.D., Dawn Mission’s Principal Investigator, UCLA

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