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    minigallery: The Herschel Mission

    Herschel will be the largest ever infrared observatory to fly in space. It will be launched by an Ariane 5 together with ESA's Planck mission in 2009.

    With its 3.5-metre mirror, Herschel will mark the beginning of a new generation of large space telescopes, allowing astronomers to peer deeper into space giving us an unprecedented view of the cosmos.

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

    Backdrop: 400 x 225 cm

    Poster: 60 x 85 cm

    Backdrop - Unveiling hidden details of galaxies and stars formation
    Poster - Unveiling hidden details of galaxies and stars formation
    Real view of the Herschel satellite
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    • Herschel and Planck in depth

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