.anyways. i sAw your transmission to me! yes it was a shame that i had been the one to die. it reaLLY fucked me up!

.whatever that sHit aside. i think you're verY bold for going out of your way to be so vULgar!! you're very good at insults. i, who is stILL a little new to my second life, am very BAD at it. so, i admire your craft. i really dO!!!

.i hope yOU'll acknowledge thE contents of my transmission. i know i sound so pathetic right now! but trust me i think i'M WOrth talking to!!

.i hope..

from [@stereo-b-sides]

A crucial solar-monitoring asset phoned home this week, as NASA reestablished contact with the Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory B (Stereo B). The re-connection comes after nearly two years of silence.

NASA lost contact with Stereo B on October 1, 2014. At the time, the Stereo team was preparing for a solar conjunction, when the spacecraft would pass to the other side of the Sun as seen from Earth's vantage point. To communicate with Earth, the dishes would have had to point near the Sun, so to protect the spacecraft from overheating, engineers decided to point both spacecraft away from the Sun (and Earth) and place them in safe-mode hibernation for about a year.