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    Highlight on SMART-1

    15 September 2006

    The planned impact of ESA's SMART-1 satellite with the Moon on 3 September 2006 ended a successful mission, both from a scientific and a technological point of view. EuroNews talked with the people involved.

    EuroNews

    EuroNews is a key medium for delivering international information with a European point of view. Broadcast in 79 countries, EuroNews reaches 144 million households in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia and North and Latin America via cable, digital satellite and through terrestrial channels. This Space Magazine is produced and broadcast every two weeks, with a new programme starting every second Friday. Each magazine is four minutes long and broadcast 21 times in one week, including evening prime time on Fridays and Saturdays, in order to reach a maximum audience.

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