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    NASA selects SpaceX to launch StarBurst gamma-ray mission

    A post sharing the selection says StarBurst will fly on a Falcon 9 Bandwagon launch from Cape Canaveral no earlier than 2028.

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    A post says NASA has selected SpaceX to launch StarBurst from Cape Canaveral’s SLC-40 on a Falcon 9 Bandwagon mission, no earlier than 2028. It describes StarBurst’s planned role: scanning nearly the entire unobscured sky for short gamma-ray bursts created by merging neutron stars, helping scientists catch some of those events’ earliest high-energy signals.

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    X Freeze@XFreezeNASA has selected SpaceX to launch StarBurst The mission will fly on a Falcon 9 Bandwagon launch from SLC-40 at Cape Canaveral no earlier than 2028 StarBurst will scan nearly the entire unobscured sky for short gamma-ray bursts created by merging neutron stars....helping scientists catch some of the earliest high-energy signals from these violent events And once again, Falcon 9 is the vehicle trusted to put the mission into orbit27d
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    X Freeze@XFreezeNASA has selected SpaceX to launch StarBurst The mission will fly on a Falcon 9 Bandwagon launch from SLC-40 at Cape Canaveral no earlier than 2028 StarBurst will scan nearly the entire unobscured sky for short gamma-ray bursts created by merging neutron stars....helping scientists catch some of the earliest high-energy signals from these violent events And once again, Falcon 9 is the vehicle trusted to put the mission into orbit27d
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