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Estonian camera headed for deep-space mission in 2028
err_ee · estonia
The optical periscope camera OPIC, a scientific instrument bound for Estonia's first deep-space mission, departed Tartu Airport for Spain on Tuesday. The camera will photograph the nucleus of a comet.
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