The mission went on to become a huge success, transmitting the highest resolution images of Jupiter's moons at a rate of just ten bits per second. Lucy's solar panel problem isn't great news, but there's a solution, and NASA will find it. By the way, Lucy's namesake fossil was named after the song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" that was written by the Beatles and then vastly improved upon by William Shatner. It turns out that Lucy's L'TES instrument uses a beam splitter made of manufactured diamond. Coincidence? Yeah, it is, but a really good one so we'll take it. A big thanks to my patrons for supporting launch Pad Astronomy, and I'd like to welcome John Rockefeller and Rudy Yadzi as my newest sponsors. If you'd like to follow me on this journey through this incredible universe of hours, or please make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell so you don't miss out on any new videos until next time. Stay curious, my friend.
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