TESS Arrives in Florida; NASA InSight Launches May; Hubble's New Exp Rate; Amateur Records Supernova
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In this episode, TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite is complete and arrives at the Kennedy Space Center to be loaded on a Falcon 9 rocket; later this year, NASA will launch the Mars InSight Lander, the latest mission to land on the Red Planet; the Hubble Space telescope updates the Hubble Constant of universal expansion to an even greater degree; and an amateur astronomer accidentally records a supernova explosion on his home telescope.
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In this episode, TESS, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite is complete and arrives at the Kennedy Space Center to be loaded on a Falcon 9 rocket; later this year, NASA will launch the Mars InSight Lander, the latest mission to land on the Red Planet; the Hubble Space telescope updates the Hubble Constant of universal expansion to an even greater degree; and an amateur astronomer accidentally records a supernova explosion on his home telescope.
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