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Watch the far side of the moon pass in front of Earth
NASA's DSCOVR spacecraft has snapped the side of the moon we rarely see as it passes between our planet and the sun
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NASA's DSCOVR spacecraft has snapped the side of the moon we rarely see as it passes between our planet and the sun
Philae has stopped phoning home and its parents are worried. Meanwhile, communication is getting more complicated as the Rosetta orbiter moves on to the comet's south