New Horizons Probe Resumes Work After Record 321-Day Hibernation

NASA's New Horizons probe has re-established contact with Earth after a record 321-day hibernation period. The spacecraft, currently deep in the Kuiper Belt, is reported to be functioning perfectly. It will now resume transmitting data from one of the most significant ongoing studies of the outer Solar System.

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