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NASA's Psyche spacecraft flew by Mars earlier in 2026, capturing images of the planet's surface features, including craters, polar ice caps, and deserts. The spacecraft is on its way to a metal-rich asteroid.
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NASA's Psyche spacecraft flew by Mars earlier in 2026, capturing images of the planet's surface features, including craters, polar ice caps, and deserts. The spacecraft is on its way to a metal-rich asteroid.
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