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Rosetta Plays Doctor: Takes Comet's Temperature
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Rosetta spacecraft is only five days away from reaching its comet quarry after beginning a chase that started in 2004. Earlier this month, the craft was able to measure the temperature of the comet for the first time.
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