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NASA recycles Deep Impact spacecraft for Epoxi
Sep 9 2008, Apabrita

Back in the day, the North American Space Agency(NASA) launched a spacecraft for it’s Deep Impact mission. At that time the goal was to study a comet. The same spacecraft still has plenty of juice left in it. So, the NASA officials are going to put..

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