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What space station is responsible for all deep space missions to the planets?
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∙ 15y ago
Nobody has ever been to any other celestial body other than the Earth and the Moon. So to answer your question their, their is no such space station. Their is only one station in orbit right now, the International Space Station which is primarily used for research. It is located in what is considered low earth orbit or about 200 miles above our heads. Nobody has ever been to any other celestial body other than the Earth and the Moon. So to answer your question their, their is no such space station. Their is only one station in orbit right now, the International Space Station which is primarily used for research. It is located in what is considered low earth orbit or about 200 miles above our heads.
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