NASA rocket to study star-forming supernova remnant on Oct. 29
On Sunday (Oct. 29), a NASA sounding rocket will study the life cycle of stars in the stunning Cygnus Loop.
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On Sunday (Oct. 29), a NASA sounding rocket will study the life cycle of stars in the stunning Cygnus Loop.
A rocket launch from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico will study a star that exploded and collapsed 20,000 years ago. The Cygnus Loop is thought to be 120 light-years across and is expanding at 930,000 mph.
NASA plans to launch the INFUSE mission at 11:35 PM ET on Sunday October 29 from the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. It will observe the Cygnus Loop, or Veil Nebula, supernova remnant
Its first event, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," an interactive production, will take place Sunday, Oct. 29.
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