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Science Times - ESA's Solar Orbiter Captures Comet Leonardo by Tail for the Second Time, A 'Bonus Science,' According to New Research

ESA's Solar Orbiter Captures Comet Leonardo by Tail for the Second Time, Calling It A 'Bonus Science'

Medicine & Technology Jan 27, 2022

While eyes were glued to French Guiana and the approaching James Webb Space Telescope launch, for several days on December 17, 2021, the spacecraft flew through the Comet C/2021 A1 Leonard's tail.

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ESA's Solar Orbiter Captures Comet Leonardo by Tail for the Second Time, Calling It A 'Bonus Science'

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