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Samba and Tango got closer

Submit on Friday, June 22nd, 2007 04:24

After weeks of manoeuvres, Samba and Tango, two of ESA’s four Cluster satellites are now orbiting in formation, separated by only 17 km. This is the closest two ESA satellites have ever been in routine operations.
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