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Soyuz training at Star City

Landing of the balloon

Landing of the balloon

Filling of the balloon

Landing of the balloon

Launch of the balloon

Balloon ready to go

Gravity provides a vital input to our sensory and balance systems

The students were taken on a five-parabola familiarisation flight

Gravity provides a vital input to our sensory and balance systems

The experiment area inside the specially adapted Airbus A-300

The Airbus A-300 'Zero-G' stands ready for the next flight

All the experiments have to pass a safety check before flying

SMART-1 arrives at Rochambeau, French Guiana

Surface of the Moon

Primary level ISS Education Kit for use with pupils aged 8-12

ISS Education Kit for pupils aged 12-15

Huygens Descent Module and shield

Huygens Probe vibration test

Huygens Descent Module

Computer models of the shockwave created by Geminga

XMM-Newton image of Geminga showing the discovery of the twin tails

Spacecraft - sf

Spacecraft - sf

SMART-1 arrives at Rochambeau, French Guiana, 15 July 2003

The first 30 metres of SMART-1's journey

Hubble image of spiral galaxy NGC 3982

The first 30 metres of SMART-1's journey

The first 30 metres of SMART-1's journey

The first 30 metres of SMART-1's journey

Arthur Stanley Eddington, 1882 - 1944

Preparing Ariane 5 for V162

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SMART-1 logo on the launcher fairing

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Emilie Evrard

YGT Emilie Evrard

Mr. Southwood and Mr. Luton

Mars Express Earth-Moon image

SOHO orbit

Constellation of Lacerta

The sky direction in which Eddington will search for habitable planets

Scenario of the Moon’s origin

Scenario of the Moon’s origin

Scenario of the Moon’s origin

Scenario of the Moon's origin

Scenario of the Moon's origin

Scenario of the Moon's origin

Remote-sensing instruments on SMART-1 scan the Moon's surface

One set of solar panels is deployed for testing

SMART-1 is packed as it will be for launch

Once SMART-1 has been captured by the Moon's gravity, it begins to work its way closer to the lunar surface

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