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    On 14 March 2016, a ‘team of teams’ at ESOC, ESA’s operations centre in Darmstadt, Germany, assumed control of humanity’s next mission to the Red Planet 24 March 2016 Teamwork 2665 Votes: 48
    ExoMars Mission Control Team at work in the Main Control Room of ESA’s European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) on launch day, 14 March 2016. 23 March 2016 Teamwork 970 Votes: 15
    The ExoMars/TGO mission control team conducted the final pre-launch rehearsal on 12 March 2016 at ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany 12 March 2016 Counting down to final countdown 1342 Votes: 7
    With just days to go before the departure of ExoMars, mission teams at ESOC, Darmstadt, are in the final stages of their months-long training that ensures everyone knows their job the moment the mission comes alive 08 March 2016 ExoMars team training 754 Votes: 7
    Some of the Sentinel-3 project team working at ESOC during launch on 16 February 2016 25 February 2016 Project team 400 Votes: 1
    Cluster's #Selfie with Earth: The 16-year-old VMC camera on board Samba, one of four satellites in ESA's Cluster mission, was used to image Earth and a tiny bit of an antenna on 18 February 2016 19 February 2016 Cluster’s #Selfie with Earth 2949 Votes: 52
    The men and women now flying ESA's Sentinel-3A comprise a ‘team of teams’ who specialise in areas such as in mission operations, flight dynamics and ground stations. 18 February 2016 Sentinel-3A launch team at ESOC 2856 Votes: 33
    The 35 m-diameter dish antenna at New Norcia, Western Australia, glows with reflected laser light. ESA will host the #SocialSpaceWA social media event here on 10-11 February 2016 01 February 2016 Looking up from down under 2250 Votes: 58
    This week, the Sentinel-1 mission control team at ESOC, Darmstadt, Germany, began intensive simulation training for the launch of Sentinel-1B, planned for April. 28 January 2016 Going to space 1914 Votes: 42
    An ESA-developed artificial intelligence (AI) system – dubbed TECO, for “Technology Demonstration Payload – ESA Coordination Office” – is making a valuable contribution, saving time and human effort by offering a service that optimises payload activity scheduling for missions like Alphasat. 19 January 2016 TECO 262 Votes: 1
    Where missions come alive: Main Control Room at ESOC, ESA's European Space Operations Centre, Darmstadt, Germany 19 January 2016 Under control 840 Votes: 12
    A 15 m-diameter tracking station was installed first at the then-existing Carnarvon, Western Australia, facility in July 1985 to help support Giotto, ESA’s first deep-space mission, which encountered Comet Halley in 1986. 14 January 2016 ESA antenna construction 352 Votes: 4
    ESA's LISA Pathfinder Flight Control Team began training intensively for the launch and early orbit phase, commissioning and routine mission phases in June 2015 27 November 2015 LISA Pathfinder Flight Control Team 333 Votes: 2
    A new 4.5 m-diameter ‘acquisition aid’ dish antenna is being added to ESA’s existing New Norcia, Western Australia, tracking station, ready to catch the first signals from newly launched missions. 23 November 2015 NNO-2 528 Votes: 8
    David Milliagan is spacecraft operations manager for ESA's Gaia mission, and is based at ESOC, the European Space Operations Centre, Darmstadt, Gewrmany 13 October 2015 David Milligan 243 Votes: 1
    The joint ESA/CNES ‘CNESOC’ mission control team seen at ESOC in 2015 just prior to Galileo 9/10 launch 10 September 2015 Galileo team 1356 Votes: 23

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