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NASA Deep Space Communications Center at Robledo de Chavela in danger as wildfire closes in

Wildfires threaten NASA’s Deep Space Communications activities near Robledo de Chavela, where mission communications depend on the Deep Space Network antenna site.

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Marcus Kay

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NASA Deep Space Communications Center at Robledo de Chavela in danger as wildfire closes in

A wildfire in the region around Robledo de Chavela has put NASA’s Deep Space Communications Center at risk, raising concerns about continuity of communications for the Deep Space Network’s missions. The site is part of the DSN antenna network that supports data links with spacecraft, including those operating in deep space. Authorities reported elevated danger to critical infrastructure as firefighters worked to contain the blaze and protect facilities. NASA teams coordinated with emergency services and contingency plans to maintain contact paths if conditions worsen or evacuation orders are issued.

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