"Stardust" is transferred to sleep mode
On Sunday, January 29, 2006, the NASA Stardust spacecraft, which delivered the substance of the comet Wilda II to the ground on January 15, 2006, was switched to the “sleeping regime” and continued to move through the nearby orbit, reports SpaceDaili . Now the probe is located in orbit, whose perihelia is located slightly closer to the sun than the orbit of the Earth, and the Aflies are further than that of the orbit of Mars, the C-News reports.