Amateur astronomer finds long-lost NASA satellite after 12 years of drifting around Earth’s orbit
In December 2005, NASA lost contact with an important satellite which up until then had provided unprecedented insight into Earth’s magnetosphere. Engineers presumed the M.I.A. satellite was dead for the past 12 years but one amateur astronomers proved everyone wrong after he picked up the long-lost satellite’s signal. NASA technicians inspecting IMAGE. Credit: NASA. Scott Tilley…
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Sure is empty down here...