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NASA Makes Contact With Long Lost Spacecraft After Two Years
After two long years, NASA has finally reestablished contact with one of its spacecraft. STEREO-B was cut off from NASA’s Deep Space Network (DSN) since October 2014. The space agency surprisingly picked up a signal from the space craft with help from the DSN.
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