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Penumbral lunar eclipse tonight: Some nice images via Michael Khan’s GoForLaunch blog (in German). It was very faint!

 

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Planck’s instruments switched off

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GOCE fuel steadily runs out

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Penumbral lunar eclipse tonight

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Swarm mission controllers train at ESOC

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GOCE fuel update

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Planck’s cooling system shut down

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Juno Earth flyby pictures

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Update on Planck’s Big Burn

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BBC News: Planck telescope set for switch-off

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Video by Nick James, UK

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Tracking Juno: Here it comes and there it goes

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Juno flyby seen from South Africa

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#AOS by ESA’s Perth station

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Closest approach!

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Bill Nye explains Juno’s Earth flyby

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Pointing straight up! Malargue station at 18:48 UTC

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Juno at 22,500 km from Earth

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