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Earth’s radiation belts are full of charged particles, which sometimes get knocked out of place and fall into our atmosphere — but what pushes them out? A tiny NASA satellite uncovered some clues about this process. 🔍 https://blogs.nasa.gov/sunspot/2019/11/05/449/

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Our STEREO mission launched 13 years ago today! 🎉 A few years after launch, these twin spacecraft provided the first-ever 360-degree view of the Sun. 🛰☀️🛰 Today, STEREO-A has a distinct view of our star from its unique vantage point in space. http://nasa.gov/stereo

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Tomorrow, we're saying farewell to the Van Allen Probes. Launched in 2012 and originally designed for a 2-year mission, the two spacecraft shed new light on Earth's radiation belts for nearly seven years. The second spacecraft will be shut down Oct. 18: https://go.nasa.gov/2BmAK0a

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