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Morning Launch at White Sands
Summary
A Terrier Black Brant sounding rocket equipped with a spectral telescope from John Hopkins University launches from White Sands Missile Range early Nov. 20. The Rocket was used to study the composition of the comet Ison.
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Date
20/11/2013
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