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    The International Virtual Observatory

    21 July 2006

    Users will soon be able to access astronomical data with a simple click. ESA is collaborating with the International Virtual Observatory Alliance to create a data archive containing all the information on astronomical and planetary systems collected by the various exploration missions. EuroNews went to ESA's Astronomical Centre in Spain to find out more.

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