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Aug. 10, 1990: Magellan enters venusian orbit
astronomy.com · 1d
On Aug. 10, 1990, the Magellan orbiter arrived at Venus and was inserted into orbit. Its goal was to map the surface of the planet, using radar to peer beneath the cloudy atmosphere. Launched aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis in May 1989, Magellan was the first deep space probe launched from a shuttle. Budget constraints Continue reading "Aug. 10, 1990: Magellan enters venusian orbit" The post Aug. 10, 1990: Magellan enters venusian orbit appeared first on Astronomy Magazine .
First report: Magellan Aerospace Announces Quarterly Dividend — financialpost.com, 4d
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- Magellan Aerospace declares $0.05 dividend
seekingalpha.com · 1d
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