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Line 36: It says in the article it had a design life of 6 years and began in 2002, so I'm guessing they made something to supercede it. --[[User:IdLoveOne\|<font color="727A96">I'ḏ</font>]][[User_talk:IdLoveOne\|<font color="FF4C52">'''♥'''</font>]][[User:IdLoveOne\|<font color="4F5DFF">One</font>]] 05:02, 4 September 2010 (UTC) : Not yet, the satellites are still operational. I'm not sure if NASA has annonced anything to replace the satellites so far. [[User:Wonderworld1995268\|Wonderworld1995268]] ([[User talk:Wonderworld1995268\|talk]]) 03:29, 5 September 2010 (UTC) :: The [[NPOESS]] satellites were to supplement and then replace the [[Terra (satellite)\|Terra]] and [[Aqua (satellite)\|Aqua]] satellites, but the project has folded. I guess that [[Joint Polar Satellite System]] is now ought to fill the role. — [[User:Ivan Shmakov\|Ivan Shmakov]] ([[User talk:Ivan Shmakov\|talk]]) 10:26, 31 March 2011 (UTC)

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