Science & Space Desk: NASA has advanced PRIMA, the Probe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics, into the next development phase. If confirmed, the mission is targeted for launch in 2033 and would conduct sensitive far-infrared surveys of the universe. NASA says PRIMA will help scientists investigate planet formation, galaxy evolution, black holes and the history of water and heavy elements. citeturn0search1turn0news6

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This development adds to the growing body of research into space exploration, astronomy and the technology needed to study the universe.

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Researchers will continue collecting observations and data to refine their understanding of the phenomenon and its implications for future missions.

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