After a three-billion mile journey into the outer reaches of the solar system, the Stardust spacecraft has landed at it's permanent home. Dave Mosher brings us up to speed. Kasey-Dee Gardner produces.
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Space: Stardust Settles into Smithsonian
After a three-billion mile journey into the outer reaches of the solar system, the Stardust spacecraft has landed at it's permanent home. Dave Mosher brings us up to speed. Kasey-Dee Gardner produces.
Added: Nov 6, 2008
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