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Introduction,e Sun. Without continuous monitoring from space, it would have been impossible for scientists and politicians to appreciate the scale of the ozone problem. Without urgent action, the ozone holes could have grown much larger, considerably increasing our chances of developing skin cancer or cataracts.

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Anatomy of a Space Probe,they have more in common with the squat, cylindrical R2D2. Like this famous robot from ., our spacecraft normally do not sport arms, legs, eyes and ears as we do, but they nevertheless function very well in their own special environment.

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