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Hyperactive galaxy NGC 7673

Claudie answers questions

Claudie and the 13 girls from the French Lyceé

Autographs were handed out

ISS open for business

The Sun's hot atmosphere today

Mars Express instruments

Spots appear in Spring, disappear in Summer

Are dark spots on Mars a sign of life?

The Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) will enable ESA to transport payloads to the International Space Station

The Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) will enable ESA to transport payloads to the International Space Station

An artist's impression of the Integral spacecraft

An artist's impression of a Philosopher's Stone

Alchemists seeking gold in the earth and in the sky

Celebrating the successes of ESA's sharp-sighted camera, the Faint Object Camera

Integral preparation in ESTEC's facilities.

Rosetta’s mission to a comet

Ulysses at Jupiter

Mars Express artist view

L'astronaute Jean-François Clervoy de l'ESA à l'intérieur du module pressurisé de l'ATV à l'ESTEC aux Pays Bas

Ici l'ATV, à l'ESTEC, subit des tests acoustiques simulant un lancement sur Ariane 5

Head of ESA's Space Telescope Division, Duccio Macchetto

FOC being removed from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope during Servicing Mission 3B

Soyuz capsule

Claudie Haigneré working in the ISS

Claudie Haigneré in the ISS

Integration test of ESA's satellite Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) at Toulouse (France) in April 1995.

Visiting the Hab mock-up

The Canadarm robotic system mock-up

Pedro Duque and Scott F. Parazynski

Maxus sounding rocket launch

SOHO result

SOHO result

SOHO result

ISO result : Whirlpool galaxy: M51, NCG 5194/5

SOHO result

Artist's view of Integral

Artist's view of Integral

Integral

Integral

Artist's impression of the SMART-1 mission

Artist's impression of the SMART-1 mission

Cluster probes the mysteries of the black aurora

An aurora seen from Earth

Spacewalk virtual reality training

STS-109 crew members

Arnt won the trip to watch a Shuttle launch by naming an asteroid

Arnt enjoys the sights and sounds at the Kennedy Space Centre's visitor centre the day before launch

Space Shuttle Columbia lifts off on March 1, 2002

Space Shuttle Columbia lifts off on March 1, 2002

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