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NASA Celebrates Restoration of Guam Station Damaged by Typhoon Mawar

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What happened

NASA celebrated the full restoration of its Guam Remote Station with a ribbon-cutting on Sept.

10, closing out more than three years of recovery after Super Typhoon Mawar devastated the site in 2023.

Key facts

  • 10, closing out more than three years of recovery after Super Typhoon Mawar devastated the site in 2023.
  • Reported by NASA and published Wed, 16 Sep 2026 16:12:01 UTC.

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