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NASA wires up Dragonfly and names the landing area
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NASA's Dragonfly mission took a further step towards Titan with the installation of its wiring harness and the christening of the Ahmakiq Undae landing zone. The aircraft, scheduled to launch no later than July 2028, will have to survive extreme temperatures, a dense atmosphere and possible methane rains before exploring for years one of Saturn's most intriguing moons.
Dragonfly’s Landing Area on Titan Named
NASA’s Dragonfly spacecraft is scheduled to launch in summer 2028 and reach Saturn’s moon Titan in late 2034. The rotorcraft’s landing area on Titan has been named – Ahmakiq Undae. The region consists of dunes and interdune areas to the south of Selk Crater, extending to the edge of a range of hills or mountains. […]
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