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Malargüe Station

Tracking station · Argentina

Malargüe Station

ESA's third deep-space antenna (DSA 3), a 35 m dish in Argentina — the southern-hemisphere member of Estrack's deep-space trio.

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Part ofESTRACK
Operated byESA
Uses bandS-band
Uses bandX-band
Uses bandKa-band

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ESAEuropean Space Agency
European missions, observatories, and space science imagery.

Quick facts

Network: ESTRACK
Operator: ESA
Location: Malargüe, Mendoza Province
Country: Argentina
Antennas: 35 m
Bands: S-band, X-band, Ka-band

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31%

Unreviewed

Completeness: Complete
Source coverage: Partial
Citation coverage: None
Relationship coverage: Complete
Review coverage: None
Image coverage: None

Infrastructure facts from NASA/JPL, ESA, and JAXA. Unknown values are left blank. See source quality.