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 An infrared space telescope designed to help advance NASA’s planetary defense efforts
 . Launch date: September 2027 Mission Category: Mission. | future Category: future. Mission Category: Mission. | future Category: future. The Farside Seismic Suite 
 The Farside Seismic Suite will send two of the sensitive seismometers built for the InSight Mars mission to land on the far side of the Moon, where they will measure far side moonquakes and meteor impacts for the first time ever.
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 ASTHROS (short for Astrophysics Stratospheric Telescope for High Spectral Resolution Observations at Submillimeter-wavelengths) is a high-altitude balloon mission for studying astrophysical phenomena.
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 NASA's Europa Clipper will conduct detailed reconnaissance of Jupiter's moon Europa and investigate whether the icy moon could have conditions suitable for life.
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NEAR Mission Completes Main Task, Now Will Go Where No Spacecraft Has Gone Before
yearlong orbit of Eros on Feb. 14, 2000, and has collected 10 
times more data than originally planned.

The data include a detailed shape-model culled from more than 
11 million laser pulses; radar and laser data on Eros' weak 
gravity and solid but cracked interior; X-ray, gamma-ray and 
infrared readings on its composition and spectral properties; 
and about 160,000 images covering all of the 21-mile-long 
asteroid's bouldered, cratered, dusty terrain. 

"We have answered the questions we had when the orbit began. 
We now know that Eros is a solid body of uniform composition, 
made of material probably older than the Earth," said Dr. 
Andrew Cheng of APL, Project Scientist for NEAR. "But we also 
found many other things 
we didn't expect to see and have questions we didn't know to 
ask at the start of the mission. Scientists will be looking 
at these data for years."

"On the tiny fraction of the surface we've seen at high 
resolution, we noticed strange processes we haven't seen on 
the moon or anywhere else," added Dr. Joseph Veverka, NEAR 
imaging team leader from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. 
"For example, some boulders seem to have just disintegrated 
on the surface. We've also seen that some of the fine surface 
material moves downhill, filling low areas and creating flat 
surfaces in craters, even with Eros' low gravity. These are 
big puzzles and we need to get a better look."

That look should come Feb. 12. The primary goal of the 
controlled descent is to get the closest images yet of Eros, 
particularly its "saddle" area, a 6-mile wide depression that 
has intrigued scientists with its boulder patches, relatively 
craterless surface and patterns of grooves and ridges. The 
secondary aim is to practice the maneuvers that would lead to 
a landing, creating a flight plan for future missions to land 
on a small body. 

"With the spacecraft just about out of fuel and our science
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Deep Space 1NSSDCA/COSPAR ID: 1998-061ADescriptionThe Deep Space 1 (DS1) is the first of a series of technology demonstration probes being developed by NASA's New Millennium Program. The spacecraft flew by the Mars-crossing near-Earth asteroid 9969 Braille (formerly known as 1992 KD) in July, 1999 and flew by comet Borrelly on 22 September 2001. As part of the technology demonstrations, the probe carries the Miniature Integrated Camera-Spectrometer (MICAS), an instrument combining two visible imaging channels with UV and IR spectrometers. MICAS is used to study the chemical composition, geomorphology, size, spin-state, and atmosphere of the target objects. It also carries the Plasma Experiment for Planetary Exploration (PEPE), an ion and electron spectrometer which measures the solar wind during cruise, the interaction of the solar wind with target bodies during encounters, and the composition of the cometary coma.

Spacecraft and Subsystems

The Deep Space 1 spacecraft is built on an octagonal aluminum frame bus which is 1.1 x 1.1 x 1.5 m in size. With instruments and systems attached, the spacecraft measures 2.5 m high, 2.1 m deep, and 1.7 m wide. The launch mass of the spacecraft is about 486.3 kg, which includes 31.1 kg of hydrazine and 81.5 kg of xenon gas. The probe is powered by batteries and two solar panel "wings" attached to the sides of the frame which span roughly 11.75 m when deployed. The solar panels, designated SCARLET II (Solar Concentrator Arrays with Refractive Linear Element Technology) constitute one of the technology tests on the spacecraft. A cylindrical lens concentrates sunlight on a strip of GaInP2/GaAs/Ge photovoltaic cells and acts to protect the cells. Each solar array consists of four 160 cm x 113 cm panels. The array will furnish 2500 W at 100 volts at the beginning of the mission, and less as the spacecraft moves further from the Sun and as the solar cells age.
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