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Space technology behind Nuna II
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Nuna-II in the 7th World Solar Challenge
Credits: David Hancock
SMART solar cell technology on Nuna II
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European solar cells
Credits: ESA
Space batteries in Nuna II
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How three remote-sensing instruments on SMART-1 will scan the Moon's surface during one pass. Repeated passes will gradually fill in the picture.
Credits: ESA 2002. Illustration by Medialab.
Last update: 24 March 2005
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