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DescriptionDeep Space 1 - ds1logo.png	English: The New Millennium program developed this logo for the Deep Space 1 mission, which will validate new technologies for future missions. Spectrum Astro Inc., Gilbert, AZ, is JPL's primary industrial partner in Deep Space 1 spacecraft development.
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