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Sci Tech    H4'ed 11/3/15

NASA's OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Enters Testing Ahead of Schedule

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OSIRIS-Rex will spend the next five months undergoing tests at the Lockheed Martin facility in Denver before being shipped to the Kennedy Space Center. If the tests reveal no problems, the probe will arrive at the Kennedy Space Center in May of 2016, where it will begin preparations for a September launch.

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