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LATEST MMS NEWS

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NASA's MMS Achieves Closest-Ever Flying Formation
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NASA Breaks World Record (Published on Nov 4, 2016) NASA EDGE: MMS Update with
Alexander Barrie (Published on Sep 29, 2016) NASA EDGE: MMS Update with Conrad
Schiff (Published on Sep 28, 2016)

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ALL 4 SPACECRAFT

Look at some photos of the MMS spacecraft getting stacked and ready for
environmental tests. Although they will be disassembled again later, these
images are a preview of what will be the final flight configuration of the MMS
fleet.
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Solar Terrestrial Probes mission comprising of four identically instrumented
spacecraft that will study the Earth’s magnetosphere.

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