Context: a flight past a point, especially the close approach of a spacecraft to a planet or moon for observation. Could you paraphrase it for me, please?
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Could you paraphrase it for me, please?
past is a preposition here.
eg I walked past the bank yesterday.
eg The spacecraft flew past Jupiter. (The slang term for this sis The spacecraft did a fly-past of Jupiter.)
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Clive
Any movement past a point is a movement beyond that point, a movement to a place farther than that point.
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