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    Munich Dust Counter on Japanese Nozomi
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    • Title Dust detector on Japanese Nozomi
    • Released 09/06/2011 2:48 pm
    • Copyright NASA/JPL
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      The Munich Dust Counter (MDC) is the impact-ionization dust
      detector mounted on the Japanese Mars mission NOZOMI launched 1998, to measure dust in space (image from Wikipedia).


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