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    ESA > About Us > Exhibition

    minigallery: ESA Science Visuals

    These three visuals give an overview of past, current and future ESA missions to explore the Solar System and study the Universe.

    Files below are available in print-ready version for the following formats:

    Horizontal: 400x200 cm

    Vertical: 98x247 cm

    The images can be also be downloaded separately from the Best of Science images gallery, using the link on the left menu.

    Use the links on the left menu to see extracts and download all ESA material for exhibitions during IYA2009.

    Looking beyond the boundaries
    Observing the Universe
    Exploring the Solar System
    Looking beyond the boundaries
    Observing the Universe
    Exploring the Solar System

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