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Rosetta Discovers Haunting Beauty
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To date, I've discovered about 10 comets over the years...
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The Stardust-NExT mission offers a unique opportunity to compare particle analysis from two comets, Wild 2 and Tempel-1.
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Inspiring Perspective: Wife of an Engineer
Barb Cheuvront
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