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    European experts gather to prepare for Gaia
    About 100 European scientists are gathering in ESTEC over the next two days to consider plans for the scientific organisation of Gaia - ESA's ambitious mission to help unravel the origin and evolution of our Galaxy. Experts in general relativity, extra-solar planets, and a whole host of other relevant disciplines are coming together to pool their knowledge about how Gaia can best be organised.
    Date: 27 Jun 2001
    ESA scientist gives Goddard's 36th annual John C. Lindsay Memorial Lecture
    The 36th annual "John C. Lindsay Memorial Lecture" was delivered by ESA scientist Michael Perryman at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, USA. The lecture, on the "Three Dimensional Structure of our Galaxy", was based on the results from ESA's Hipparcos mission.
    Date: 18 Jun 2001
    Gaia - a gift to the next generation of astronomers
    Dozens of young scientists from all over Europe have gathered this week at Les Houches in Savoie, France, for intensive briefings on ESA's next star-mapping satellite, Gaia. As the successor to the very successful Hipparcos space astrometry project, Gaia was approved last year as an ESA Cornerstone mission to be launched around 2012. Engaging the interest and participation of the next generation of astronomers will be vital for the project's success.
    Date: 14 May 2001
    Future missions may have a major impact!
    A 100 metre-wide space rock known as 2001 EC16 paid a passing visit to Earth's vicinity earlier today. As it swept by at a little over 1.7 million km from Earth - approximately four and a half lunar distances - the only people to pay it much attention were a dedicated band of astronomers.
    Date: 23 Mar 2001
    Let's go! ESA's Future Science missions get full approval
    At its 92nd meeting, on 11-12 October 2000, ESA's Science Programme Committee took the final step to consolidate the future of the science programme by unanimously endorsing the recommendations of the Space Science Advisory Committee of 15 September, which proposed a package to be implemented in the years 2008-2013.
    Date: 13 Oct 2000
    Enthusiastic reception for ESA's Gaia mission
    The Gaia workshop, held at the Lorentz Centre in Leiden (23-27 November), provided many European scientists with an opportunity to consider the scientific potential of the Gaia astrometric mission in the light of the technical study of the instrument just completed by Matra Marconi Space.
    Date: 02 Dec 1998
    ESA's Microarcsec Space Astrometry Mission
    This week plans for the Gaia space astrometry mission will be presented to more than 70 scientists from all over Europe when they gather in Leiden (Netherlands) for the Gaia workshop.
    Date: 23 Nov 1998
     
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