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Soyuz TMA-5 landing with ESA astronaut Roberto Vittori marks completion of European Eneide Mission

25 April 2005 ESA PR 22-2005. The Eneide Mission to the International Space Station (ISS) has come to a successful end with the landing of ESA astronaut Roberto Vittori, accompanied by the ISS Expedition 10 crew.

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EGNOS tested on board International Space Station

24 April 2005 One of the most interesting experiments during the Eneide Mission carries the same name as the mission itself: ENEIDE. Whilst the mission name has its origins in literature, as far as the experiment is concerned the name is an acronym for Esperimento di Navigazione per Evento Italiano Dimostrativo di EGNOS (Navigation experiment for an Italian EGNOS Demonstrative Event).

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Germination on the Space Station

23 April 2005 “The beans and rocket seeds have germinated. The experiment is going well,” confirms ESA astronaut Roberto Vittori to ESA’s Mission Control Centre in Oberfaffenhofen, Germany.

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22 April 2005	Roberto Vittori's diary from space: Life on the Station

22 April 2005	Observing Earth's magnetic field from ISS

21 April 2005	Children talk to Vittori on ISS

20 April 2005	BOP experiment comes to successful end

19 April 2005	Roberto Vittori speaks to the Italian military

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