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NASA's moon mission crashed into the lunar surface at an incredible 5,700 km per hour
Launched in September from Virginia, LADEE crashed on the far side of moon as originally planned, safely away from Apollo relics like flags, rovers, plaques and footprints.
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NASA crashed moon mission at 5,700 km per hour
Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE), the moon exploring robot of NASA was annihilated when it impacted the surface of the moon, as planned last weekend, the US space agency announced.
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NASA LADEE lunar mission confirms potential of laser communications in space
Lunar Laser Communication Demonstration mission confirmed capabilities from a distance of almost a quarter-of-a-million miles.
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New NASA spacecraft to investigate moon mystery
More than 40 years after the last Apollo astronauts left the moon, NASA is preparing to launch a small robotic spacecraft to investigate one of their most bizarre discoveries.
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NASA's moon mission crashed into the lunar surface at an incredible 5,700 km per hour
Launched in September from Virginia, LADEE crashed on the far side of moon as originally planned, safely away from Apollo relics like flags, rovers, plaques and footprints.
-
NASA crashed moon mission at 5,700 km per hour
Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE), the moon exploring robot of NASA was annihilated when it impacted the surface of the moon, as planned last weekend, the US space agency announced.
-
NASA LADEE lunar mission confirms potential of laser communications in space
Lunar Laser Communication Demonstration mission confirmed capabilities from a distance of almost a quarter-of-a-million miles.
-
New NASA spacecraft to investigate moon mystery
More than 40 years after the last Apollo astronauts left the moon, NASA is preparing to launch a small robotic spacecraft to investigate one of their most bizarre discoveries.
