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NASA 's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter recently captured a glimpse of the dormant InSight lander.
The spacecraft has sat lifeless on the surface of Mars for two years , unable to communicate through a coma.
Engineers hoped that wind could sweep some dust off the panels, allowing the spacecraft to collect sunshine and recharge its batteries.
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