Even if NASA does regain contact with the MPL, obviously their will not be any of the planned experiments going on because the MPL is obviously damaged in some way.
More then likely NASA will just try to figure out what went wrong with it, in order to avoid the same problem in latter missions.
So if NASA has a contact window today (Wednsday) at 4PM EST, how long would it take for the general public to hear the news?
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Even if NASA does regain contact with the MPL, obviously their will not be any of the planned experiments going on because the MPL is obviously damaged in some way.
More then likely NASA will just try to figure out what went wrong with it, in order to avoid the same problem in latter missions.
So if NASA has a contact window today (Wednsday) at 4PM EST, how long would it take for the general public to hear the news?
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