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GRAIL: New DISCOVERY mission to the moon
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post Dec 11 2007, 10:02 PM
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According to Space.com, the final selection has been made for the next DISCOVERY mission.

It will be the GRAIL lunar gravity mapping mission.

Space.com article

Edit: Just noticed that Norm Hartnett posted an official link earlier on the KAGUYA topic:

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