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>>- The second MGS imaging data are still being studied by the imaging
>>team. According to Alan Moorhouse (previous deputy SOM for MEX), they
>>found "something" in one channel but need more analysis to make
>>conclusive answer. There is no information on when the final results will
>>be available.
>>
>>- Tom Thorpe and Pat Esposito once again thanked MEX team for their extra
>>effort. Tom said the MGS project is winding down. Commanding and tracking
>>of MGS will end by end of January along with most of the operations
>>except for the archiving process which will continue until May.
>>
>>- Pat Esposito said MGS Nav team is still working on a long term
>>prediction of MGS orbit and any finding from the MEX imaging will be very
>>helpful.