Last Minute Stuff - Mercury-bound spacecraft whizzes past the smallest planet for the 2nd time

Mercury-bound spacecraft whizzes past the smallest planet for the 2nd time

The Mercury-bound space probe BepiColombo has taken its second look at its target planet today during a superclose flyby designed to slow it down and adjust its trajectory. (Space.com) More

Mercury-bound spacecraft whizzes past the smallest planet for the 2nd time

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