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| | | | Meteosat Third Generation on track
7 December 2007 ESA’s Director of Earth Observation Programmes, Dr Volker Liebig, and EUMETSAT Director General, Dr Lars Prahm, have exchanged letters to document the understanding achieved between the two organisations on cooperation and coordination regarding the approval process of the respective Meteosat Third Generation programmes.
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|  | | | ESA celebrates 30 years of Meteosat
22 November 2007 Thirty years ago tomorrow, Europe's first geostationary weather satellite - Meteosat-1 - was launched by the then-young European Space Agency.
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| | | | ESA to provide essential launch control services to EUMETSAT
6 November 2007 ESA and EUMETSAT, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites, agreed today that ESA will provide essential launch control services for the last two Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) satellites, MSG-3 and MSG-4.
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