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    ESA > Our Activities > Observing the Earth > Space for our climate

    minigallery: COP15 in images

    ESA is attending the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen (COP15) to present how satellites are playing an important role in observing the many aspects of our ever-changing planet. This image gallery provides a glimpse into the range of activities and the actors attending this summit.

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    P. Hulsroj, H. Sander and C. Fuglesang in front of ESA's exhibit
    H. Sander (left) and ESA astronaut C. Fuglesang in front of the exhibit
    ESA's exhibit at Kongens Nytorv
    ESA astronaut C. Fuglesang (right) presenting a gift to H. Sander
    Rene Forsberg, Head of Geodynamics at DTU-Space, during his presentation
    Rene Forsberg, Head of Geodynamics at DTU-Space, speaking at the ceremony
    ESA's Stephen Briggs at the opening ceremony
    ESA's Stephen Briggs during his speech
    ESA's Peter Hulsroj speaking at the ceremony
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