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  "textContent": "Description One of the three satellites that make up NASA’s INCUS (Investigation of Convective Updrafts) mission sits on a fixture at the facilities of Blue Canyon Technologies in Lafayette, Colorado. The satellite completed testing in preparation for launch in late May 2026. The mission will make the first space-based survey of the dynamics of tropical […]\n\nThe post NASA’s INCUS Satellites Progress Toward Launch appeared first on NASA Science.",
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