NASA expands Deep Space Network with giant new dish in California desert | Space
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NASA has expanded its Deep Space Network by adding a new 114-foot radio-frequency antenna in California, addressing the increasing communication demands of over 40 missions. The expansion is part of a broader effort to enhance capacity, although it faces delays and rising costs.
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As a news article, it effectively conveys the recent expansion of NASA's Deep Space Network while maintaining clarity and factual accuracy, though some historical context could be streamlined for conciseness.
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