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Recreating Venus in the lab
Researchers at laboratories in Berlin and Rome are recreating the extreme temperatures and pressures that occur in the atmosphere and near the surface of Venus, to help better interpret the spectral data from observations of this hot planet
NEWS
Cluster makes crucial step in understanding space weather
Special issue of A&A dedicated to Herschel's first results
Planck's all-sky image from first survey
SPECIAL SITES
Cosmic Vision 2015-2025
Robotic Exploration of Mars
Science Archives at ESAC
International Year of Astronomy (ESA)
Rosetta has flown past asteroid (21) Lutetia.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
11-Aug-2010 Planetary Systems beyond the Main Sequence
(4 day event)
30-Aug-2010 2010 VEXAG International Workshop: Venus, Our Closest Earth-like Planet: From Surface to Thermosphere - How does it Work?
(4 day event)
STATUS REPORTS
Rosetta Status Report no. 141
Venus Express Status Report no. 220
Mars Express Status Report 03/2010
Cluster Status Report
Double Star Status Report
INTEGRAL Status Report
Ulysses Status Report
XMM-Newton Status Report
SOHO Status Report
Cassini-Huygens Status Report
LATEST PUBLICATIONS
STE Assessment Study - Internal Final Presentation
Herschel: the first science highlights (Astronomy & Astrophysics special feature)
A&A special feature: Science with AKARI
ESM Assessment Study - Internal Final Presentation
Confirmation of X-ray absorption by warm-hot intergalactic medium in the sculptor wall
High-Performance X-ray Optics - Abstract and Summary report
ExoMars Science Management Plan
Location and size of the global source region of whistler mode chorus
The LISA Pathfinder Mission - Tracing Einstein's Geodesics in Space
A Roadmap for Exoplanets (draft document)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Call for proposals for medium-size missions
Four AOs released for Euclid and PLATO
Space-Time Explorer (STE) - CDF final presentation
Announcement of Opportunity Cluster Guest Investigator
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