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Summer 2022 - Up To Speed
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Two objects sit on the desert surface of Mars: the parachute that helped the Perseverance rover land on the planet and a segment of the cone-shaped back shell that protected the rover during its fiery descent.

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Shedding Light on a Common Problem
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Public Observatory
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Mapping Everything
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