New Horizons Hitting The ‘Keyhole’ For Maximum Data
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Credit: NASA/APL/SwRI
LAUREL, Maryland – Scientists and engineers at the New Horizons mission operations center here say their nuclear-powered spacecraft is right on target for the most scientifically productive route possible past Pluto Tuesday, and already is answering questions about the approaching dwarf planet. Glen...
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