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MMS Four Separate – View of all four spacecraft in the MMS Cleanroom getting prepared for stacking operations.

Learn more about MMS at www.nasa.gov/mms

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The Magnetospheric Multiscale, or MMS, will study how the sun and the Earth's magnetic fields connect and disconnect, an explosive process that can accelerate particles through space to nearly the speed of light. This process is called magnetic reconnection and can occur throughout all space.

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27 March 2014, 13:26

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Chris Gunn

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