NASA will launch sounding rockets into moon's shadow during solar eclipse
NASA will be launching three sounding rockets at the moon's shadow during Monday's solar eclipse to study how the phenomenon affects the Earth's atmosphere.
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NASA will be launching three sounding rockets at the moon's shadow during Monday's solar eclipse to study how the phenomenon affects the Earth's atmosphere.
They are sounding rockets aimed at taking atmospheric measurements during the event
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NASA plans to launch three sounding rockets into the Earth's upper atmosphere while the moon partially veils the sun's luminous disk.
NASA is launching three rockets during Monday's eclipse that may be visible to those living in the Philadelphia-area.