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First Man-Made Object to Leave Solar System
June 13, 1983 The NASA space probe Pioneer 10 crosses the orbit of Neptune, becoming the first man-made object to leave the Solar System. It was launched on March 2, 1972 toward the red star Aldebaran, which forms the eye of the constellation Taurus. The last contact with Pioneer 10 was on January 23, 2003. …
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First Man-Made Object to Leave Solar System
June 13, 1983 The NASA space probe Pioneer 10 crosses the orbit of Neptune, becoming the first man-made object to leave the Solar System. It was launched on March 2, 1972 toward the red star Aldebaran, which forms the eye of the constellation Taurus. The last contact with Pioneer 10 was on January 23, 2003. …
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First Man-Made Object to Leave Solar System
June 13, 1983 The NASA space probe Pioneer 10 crosses the orbit of Neptune, becoming the first man-made object to leave the Solar System. It was launched on March 2, 1972 toward the red star Aldebaran, which forms the eye of the constellation Taurus. The last contact with Pioneer 10 was on January 23, 2003. Previous…
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Young people aren't reliable predictors of tech trends. So where does that leave…
Young people aren't reliable predictors of tech trends. So where does that leave Snapchat? We thought you might want to see it. Young people aren't reliable predictors of tech trends. So where does that leave Snapchat?on.wsj.comWe all tend to assume that young people are on the technological vanguard, knowing what "the next big thing" will…
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Young people aren't reliable predictors of tech trends. So where does that leave…
Young people aren't reliable predictors of tech trends. So where does that leave Snapchat? We thought you might want to see it. Young people aren't reliable predictors of tech trends. So where does that leave Snapchat?on.wsj.comWe all tend to assume that young people are on the technological vanguard, knowing what "the next big thing" will…