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NASA marks restoration of Guam communications station
NASA has reported the completion of repairs to its Guam ground station after damage from Typhoon Mawar in 2023.
The final antenna returned to service on 1 July, followed by a ceremony on 10 September. The agency’s new report explains the station’s role in relaying communications for spacecraft, including the International Space Station.
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