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Assembly of Soyuz-U launcher

Successful launch of the Foton-M2 mission from Baikonur Cosmodrome

The Soyuz-U stands on the launch pad at Baikonur Cosmodrome

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Logo SAYSOY experiment

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Ariane 5 ES-ATV launch trajectory

Comet 9P/Tempel 1 as seen by ESO telescope

Artist’s impression of comet 9P/Tempel 1.

Titan's odd spot observed by different instruments

Red spot on Titan

Mars Express, as seen by Mars Global Surveyor

Mars Odyssey From Two Distances in One Image

Mars Odyssey Seen by Mars Global Surveyor

Epimetheus: Up-Close and Colorful

Sliced-up Craters

Icy Enceladus

Painting on the Walls

New wave-making moon S/2005 S1

Icy surface of Enceladus

Sliced-up Craters (3-D)

Launch command is given for Maser 10

Monitoring experiments during flight

Monitoring experiments during flight

Preparation CIDC experiment for Maser 10 flight

Experiment module 'Biology in Microgravity'

'Space fish' with intact skeleton

Space trainees in the neutral bouyancy tank

Robert Kluge 'dives' into the Automated Transfer Vehicle replica

The zetos chamber

Isolated Arabidopsis chromosomes

The outermost research laboratory in the world: The ISS

A large number of fish embryos are cultivated in microplates

The Mediet-Tray including five high quality Italian food items

The plasma lamps were tested on the ISS

Participants to the Space Training in the Columbus duplicate

'Space fish' with skeletal defect

The Bone tissue culture facility

The transparency of fish embryos make them ideal monitoring objects

Three week old Arabidopsis thaliana grown in solution culture

Bone structure affected by bone loss

Model of Gravistimulation and Model of Organ Curvature

Healthy bone structure

Cosmonaut Alexander Kaleri performing the MEDIET experiment on the ISS

Arabidopsis thaliana

Section of Tithonium Chasma in context

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