 The best images have a resolution of about 54 meters per pixel (177.16 ft).The area around the southern pole was not seen during the flyby, but the remaining 80% of the asteroid was imaged.Because Gaspra's position was only known to within about before the encounter, and the camera's field of view was only about 5° across, Galileo would not know where to point to capture images of the asteroid once it was closer than .