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Deep Impact Lives!!

Although the primary Deep Impact mission is done, the spacecraft is in working order and is now on its way towards comet Hartley 2. Along the way the spacecraft will observe planets around other stars. With these new goals, the spacecraft and project are now officially known as EPOXI. Why such a funny name? And what's happening? You can lean more about the EPOXI mission on our new website at

epoxi.umd.edu!

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What We Learned from the Science Results
Science Results
Summary of interesting results published by the Deep Impact team.
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Meet Team Members
Meet Team Members
Meet members of the Deep Impact team.
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