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Mars rover Spirit may have begun months-long hibernation

Submit on Thursday, April 1st, 2010 22:58

NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Spirit skipped a planned communication session on 30 March and, as anticipated from recent power-supply projections, has probably entered a low-power hibernation mode.

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