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Top of the Soyuz launcher

VMC image sequence showing Cluster's Tango and Rumba separation

VMC image sequence showing Cluster (Tango and Rumba) separation

Double Star Programme (DSP)

Double Star satellite in its launch configuration

SOHO's components

100 and counting: SOHO's score as the world's top comet finder

SOHO see two comets plunging into the Sun

SOHO's launch, 2 December 1995

Temperature map of the Sun's corona as recorded by the EIT instrument on SOHO

View of Comet Machholz from SOHO's LASCO instrument

Coronal mass ejection (CME) blast and subsequent impact at Earth

Basic overview of the Sun's parts

Loops on the rim of the Sun

Habla ISS contest for Spanish primary school children

Mars Express spacecreaft

Mars Express in orbit around Mars

Mars Express in orbit around Mars

Mars Express in orbit around Mars

Perceptions have changed about how much water may have existed on early Mars

Mars Express mounted on the Fregat upper stage

Mars may have lost much of its atmosphere during asteroid impacts early in its history

Artist's impression of the Beagle 2

Artist's impression of Beagle 2 leaving Mars Express

Artist’s impression of water under the martian surface

Mars 3

Valley networks suggest that rivers once flowed on Mars

Artist's impression of Mars Express in orbit around Mars

Artist's impression of Cygnus X-1

Artist's impression of Mars

Artist impression of Mars Pathfinder and Sojourner

Map showing companies building the Mars Express Orbiter

This image may show evidence of recent underground water seepage

Viking

The Mars Express science and communication phases with the ground station on Earth

Frozen water and carbon dioxide over Martian poles

Artist's impression of Isidis Planitia

The Mars Express trajectory and polar orbit

The splatter marks surrounding this impact crater suggest that the ground was water

Artist's impression of the parachutes landing

Phobos 1

Mariner 4

The martian meteorite ALH 84001

Olympus Mons, 25 kilometres high, is the highest volcano in the Solar System

Valley networks suggest that rivers once flowed on Mars

The Beagle 2 landing site

Could these layers, recently identified by MGS, be sediments deposited on ancient lake or ocean beds?

Integral's SPI spectrometer sees Cygnus X-1

Eικόνα της μαύρης τρύπας Cygnus X-1 από το Ιntegral

Integral's IBIS imager sees Cygnus X-1

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