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    minigallery: The Second ATV Mission, Johannes Kepler

    A set of panels giving an overview of ESA's second ATV mission.

    The ATV, Automated Transfer Vehicle, is a series of unmanned space transport vehicles that ferry supplies and experiments to the ISS.

    Johannes Kepler is the first operational ATV, following the highly successful Jules Verne qualification flight in 2008. With a total mass of over 20 tonnes, it is the heaviest payload ever launched by Europe. This is largely due to a performance increase of Ariane 5, with its new boosters.

    To download and print these panels, click on each image separately to open a new window and choose the tiff version.

    Files are available in print-ready version for the following formats: Backdrop: 400 x 200 cm Panels: 70 x 100 cm

    Automated Transfer Vehicle
    Europe and the ISS
    The Columbus Laboratory
    The Automated Transfer Vehicle
    The Second ATV Mission
    European Astronauts
    • Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV)
    • Europe and the ISS

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