NASA Spacecraft Set to Shine Spotlight on Mercury
coondoggie writes to tell us Network World is reporting that NASA will that month see the realization of a mission launched in 2004, sent to explore the planet Mercury. “MESSENGER, launched in 2004, is the first NASA mission sent to orbit Mercury, the planet closest to the sun. But on Jan. 14 it will pass close by the planet and use Mercury’s gravity for a critical assist needed to keep the spacecraft on track
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