Space
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Venus Express Gone Without a Goodbye
Late last month, the European Space Agency's (ESA) unmanned orbiter Venus Express slipped into the incredibly dense atmosphere of Earth's "sister planet," never to be heard from again. Now experts have confirmed from telemetry just before its disappearance that the probe is likely out of fuel and will be unable to make contact with Earth ever again.
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