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ESA's Cluster Satellite Tango Reenters Over South Pacific

ESA’s Cluster Satellite Tango Reenters Over South Pacific

September 15, 2026 by Sophie Lin - Technology Editor

ESA’s Cluster satellite Tango reentered Earth’s atmosphere over the South Pacific at 21:30:31 UTC on September 1, 2026, bringing a targeted close to 26 years of mission operations.

Categories Technology Tags Cluster satellite Tango, Earth's magnetosphere, ESOC Darmstadt, European Space Agency, Kourou ground station, South Pacific, space debris mitigation Leave a comment

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