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Default New Scientist SPACE - Breaking News - Stardust Part II: Deep Impact comet revisited?

"NASA's Stardust spacecraft, which recently returned samples from Comet Wild 2, could
be called back into action to study the comet hit hard by the Deep Impact mission in
July 2005. Stardust could pick up where the other craft left off – by imaging the
crater produced by Deep Impact, revealing the comet's interior structure."

Much more at http://www.newscientistspace.com/article/dn8874
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