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Namibian Sand Dunes Provide Insight Into Largest Moon of Jupiter

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By Hardin Young, Racine Cleveland
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Submitted Alumna Racine Cleveland in an area called Sossusvlei. The Dragonfly rotorcraft is scheduled to launch in 2028 and is expected to reach Titan, the largest moon of Jupiter, in 2034. The rotorcraft will then spend 3.5 years exploring sand dunes and craters on Titan's surface, taking samples of surface materials and photographic imagery for analysis.
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