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Find a new target in New Horizons with Vera Rubin Observatory

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Is the New Horizons probe going to explore a distant glazed planetoid? That's what the space mission's leaders hope for. Launched in 2006, New Horizons flew over Pluto in 2015, then Arrokoth asteroid in 2019. The engine is now in the vastness of the Belt...
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Find a new target in New Horizons with Vera Rubin Observatory

Is the New Horizons probe going to explore a distant glazed planetoid? That's what the space mission's leaders hope for. Launched in 2006, New Horizons flew over Pluto in 2015, then Arrokoth asteroid in 2019. The engine is now in the vastness of the Belt...

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