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The Odissea crew during the Press Conference, for the Odissea mission at Baikonour, 29th October 2002

Frank De Winne during the Press Conference, for the Odissea mission at Baikonour, 29th October 2002

Sergei Zaletin and Frank De Winne during the State commission for the Odissea mission at Baikonour, 29th October 2002

October 28 - Frank's Soyuz rocket on launch pad number one in Baikonur, Kazachstan

28 octobre. Le vaisseau Soyouz sur le complexe de lancements no.1 à Baikonur

28 Oktober. De Sojoez-lanceerraket van Frank op lanceerplatfrom nummer één in Bajkonoer, Kazachstan

Soyuz launcher is rolled out to the launch pad

Soyuz launcher roll out to the launch pad and move into vertical position.

'My' Soyuz spacecraft…

The Odissea Mission crew

Artist's impression of Venus Express orbiting Venus

Dark cloud seen by ISO, one of ESA's ghosts

Simulated comet dust particles coated with yellow organic material

Prof.Southwood and Mr. Serguei Grebenev, after the Integral launch

Prof.Southwood after the Integral launch

Integral launch

Integral launch

Integral launch

Integral launch

Integral launch

Integral launch

Integral launch

Integral launch

Carike receives her award for 'Best essay worldwide'

Prizewinners Alastair and Carike

Umberto Guidoni presents Alastair with his award for 'Best European essay'

Foton spacecraft

Frank De Winne's spacesuit

Odissea mission crew after the repetition of the launch procedure at Baikonour, 16th Oct.2002

Odissea mission crew showing their spacesuits

Frank De Winne in the Soyuz-TMA spacecraft

12.10.02 Proton on the launch pad

Sunset over the launch pad at Baikonur

Sunset over the launch pad at Baikonur

Proton rocket on the launch pad

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The Integral mission logo on the Proton launcher

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Proton rocket on the launch pad

Proton rocket during transport to the launch pad

The MMS in operation at Mar del Plata, Argentina

Proton being moving into the vertical position

12.10.02 Proton moving into the vertical position

12.10.02 Proton moving into the vertical position

12.10.02 the Proton launcher being rolled out of the 92-1 building

Electromagnetic spectrum

11.10.02 Proton on the train waiting for rollout

How long does it take for a star to recover after a nova explosion? XMM-Newton found out.

Fixing the space head unit to the railcar

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