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Relay Test: Europe’s Mars Orbiter Picks Up Data from NASA’s Opportunity, Curiosity Rovers
A NASA radio aboard Europe’s Mars orbiter has aced its first relay test. Data was transmitted to the radio from NASA’s Opportunity and Curiosity rovers and was successfully relayed to Earth.
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