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Curtin University’s NASA mission

Emilie LauerOctober 17, 2022Last Updated: October 17, 2022
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Curtin researchers setting up their equipment before Lucy's passage. From left to right: Martin Cupak and Hadrien Devillepoix. Picture: Supplied

Over the weekend, a team of Curtin University researchers were tasked by NASA to observe the Lucy' spacecraft as it passed close to Earth, with Western Australia being the best vantage point. 

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