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NASA declares Mars orbiter ‘unrecoverable’ after scanning mysterious interstellar object
Nasa has officially declared a Mars probe "unrecoverable" after it scanned a mysterious interstellar object. The first mission devoted to observe the Martian atmosphere, The Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (Maven) lasted a decade beyond its intended one-year mission.
NASA has ended its MAVEN mission after losing contact with the spacecraft after an 11-year exploration of Mars’ atmosphere and climate.
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