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    Slideshows from space
    The following slideshows present some of ESA’s programmes and spacecraft, and convey the fascination of space. They are accompanied by music and captions and last about for about 5 minutes each.

    Full slideshows can be downloaded by clicking on 'Full story'. To select a different language when available, click on the right hand bar.
    Mov files can be viewed with Quick Time player; Vob files can be viewed using any DVD player.
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    Europe exploring the hidden Universe 

    Europe exploring the hidden Universe An overview of ESA's astronomy missions past, present and future to mark the International Year of Astronomy in 2009. High-resolution files available for download.

    Solar System

    Europe in the Solar System 

    Solar System

    Europe in the Solar System A collection of scientifically intriguing and visually impressive results from ESA’s missions to the Solar System, including stunning data from Mars Express, Cassini-Huygens, Venus Express and SMART-1. High-resolution files available in various langu...

    Europe goes to Mars 

    Europe goes to Mars Since arriving in its final orbit, Mars Express has provided breathtaking 3D images and invaluable scientific data about Mars and its geology, atmosphere, surface environment, traces of water and potential signs of life. Hi-resolution files available...

    Europe discovers a new world 

    Europe discovers a new world The ESA/NASA/ASI Cassini-Huygens mission travelled seven years to reach Saturn and Titan. The story of this exciting journey, together with Huygens’s first images of Titan, a new and exotic world, is presented here in pictures. Hi-resolution files av...

    Our living planet  

    Our living planet From their unique vantage point in space satellites provide highly accurate views of the various components of the Earth system – its land, ice, atmosphere, biosphere and oceans – and how these processes interact and influence each other. A sequence o...

    Land  

    Land Billions of years of geological movement, atmospheric weathering and sustained biological activity have left the Earth with the most varied terrain in the solar system. Satellite data allow us to classify types of land cover at global level, map fores...

    Ice  

    Ice The cryosphere, the place where snow and ice form on Earth, is both influenced by and has a major influence on climate. By continuously monitoring the entire cryosphere from space, we can chart alterations in response to climate, and look for warning...

    Atmosphere 

    Atmosphere This slideshow shows how Earth observation satellites can help monitor our atmosphere detecting holes in the thinning ozone layer and providing important information on atmospheric gases associated with climate change and pollution. Hi-resolution fil...

    Oceans  

    Oceans The oceans cover seven-tenths of the Earth's surface. Reservoirs of heat and carbon they regulate global climate. Today satellites give us the first accurate global views of the seas, mapping sea-surface height, surface temperature, plankton and curre...

    Global Monitoring  

    Global Monitoring Under the leadership of the European Commission, Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) has been established to fulfil the growing need amongst European policy-makers to access accurate and timely information services to better manage t...

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