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Voyager 1
Voyager 1 is a NASA probe launched in 1977. It flew by Jupiter and Saturn, then entered interstellar space in 2012 after crossing the heliopause,...
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Probes
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X-ray astronomy probe Active
Einstein Probe
Einstein Probe (EP) is a high-energy astrophysics mission dedicated to monitoring the X-ray sky and detecting variable and transient phenomena.
robotic exploration Active
Mars Exploration Program
NASA's program dedicated to robotic exploration of Mars to investigate past and present habitability, geology, and climate, while preparing for f...
sonda solar Active
Parker Solar Probe
A NASA probe designed to study the solar corona, energy flow, and solar-wind acceleration through close approaches to the Sun.
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WMAP measured the cosmic background by comparing two regions of the sky: how the probe worked
The WMAP probe observed small temperature differences in the cosmic microwave background, radiation released about 375,000 years after the birth...
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Space probes: machines for observing worlds, the Sun and the universe
Probes and other space observatories do not perform a single task: each mission is designed to investigate different targets. NASA highlights, am...
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DART and Didymos: what NASA says, and what remains unknown
The available evidence records a NASA claim about DART and Didymos, but includes no publication date, measurements or technical explanation. Here...
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Space probes: what the available sources do—and do not—establish
A search about space probes returns a reference to DART and Didymos alongside general agency pages. The material identifies a claim, but cannot v...
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Parker Solar Probe completes its 29th close approach to the Sun, NASA says
NASA says Parker Solar Probe made its 29th close approach to the Sun on September 4. The available information confirms the navigation milestone,...
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Space probes: what is known about the missions—and what remains unconfirmed
Probes make close study of celestial bodies possible, but every mission must be understood through verifiable information and its limits.