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Sending laser pulses towards an object and measuring how long it takes the light to bounce back is a commonly used way to track the locations of Earth-orbiting satellites from the ground.
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Chandrayaan-3 mission: NASA's LRO ‘pings’ Vikram Lander with laser instrument | Oneindia News
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