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False-colour representation of comet brightness (still)

Operadores comentando datos en la sala de control de XMM-Newton en ESAC

María Santos-Lleo, Responsable del soporte a usuarios de la misión XMM-Newton, desde la sala de control de ESAC

Norbert Schartel, Responsable Científico de la misión XMM-Newton

Hubble captures impact before and after

Hubble captures impact before and after

Comet surface minutes before impact - last image from impactor

Ejecta plume from Tempel 1, 13 seconds after impact

XMM-Newton detects water on Tempel 1

Dust from Comet 9P/Tempel 1 seen with ESA OGS (blue/red filters)

Dust from Comet 9P/Tempel 1 seen with the ESA OGS (red filter)

Coma gas from Comet 9P/Tempel 1 seen with the ESA OGS telescope (narrowband filter)

First European images of impact on Comet 9P/Tempel 1

Flare seen just after impact with Comet 9P/Tempel 1

Before impact: Comet 9P/Tempel 1 seen from Rosetta

The jury at work, chaired by ESA astronaut Frank De Winne

Joint winners junior campaign contest 2005 - 'The Brain Trust'

Joint winners junior campaign contest 2005 - 'Misses Renee'

Hubble sees Tempel 1 before and after outburst

Outburst from Comet 9P/Tempel 1 as seen from Hubble

Comet 9P/Tempel 1 as seen from Hubble

Impact and plume of debris

ESA astronaut André Kuipers during his speech at the BioVisionaries Closing Plenary Session

MARSIS fully deployed

Deployment of MARSIS boom 1

Deployment of MARSIS boom 3

MARSIS fully deployed

IMPRESS team in Sweden for the second Scientific Forum

MARSIS 2nd antenna boom locked into straight position

The unfolding of MARSIS boom 2 continues

MARSIS boom 2 deployment begins

Smooth deployment of MARSIS boom 2

Deep Impact fly-by and impactor spacecraft

Artist's impression of fly-by spacecraft with impactor

Artist's impression of the Deep Impact collision

Deep Impact spots its target

NASA’s Deep Impact spacecraft lifts off

Crater Cassini on the Moon, as seen by SMART-1

Artist's impression of how Gaia will cover the sky

First aurora ever detected on Mars

Volcanic dome at different wavelengths

Hydrocarbon lake at Titan's south pole?

Geological interpretation

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