ESA Science & Technology - Search Results

Search

Asset Entries

Title:

The Volcanic Moon Io

Publish date:

02-Jan-1992

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is allowing several teams of astronomers to explore Io at a level of detail not possible since a pair of Voyager spacecraft flew by the small moon 13 years ago.
Title:

Hubble finds clues to the birth of supermassive black holes [heic1610]

Publish date:

24-Jan-2016

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

Astrophysicists have taken a major step forward in understanding how supermassive black holes formed. Using data from Hubble and two other space telescopes, Italian researchers have found the best...
Title:

Martian moons: Phobos

Publish date:

14-Jan-2003

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

Phobos is one of two very small satellites of the planet Mars. It was discovered along with its smaller companion, Deimos, by Asaph Hall at the Naval Observatory in Washington DC in August 1877....
Title:

To the Scientific Community - a fond farewell from Prof. R. M. Bonnet

Publish date:

30-Jan-2001

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

Dear Colleagues,On my last day at ESA, I want to address you this farewell message after 18 years spent here as Director of the Science Programme.
Title:

Titan Surface Landing

Publish date:

23-Jan-2004

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

14 January 2005 represents a milestone in space exploration. At around 11:30 UTC the Huygens probe successfully landed on the surface of Titan - making it the first probe to land on an object in...
Title:

Huygens lands on Titan!

Publish date:

14-Jan-2005

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

ESA's Huygens probe has successfully descended through the atmosphere of Titan, Saturn's
Title:

No. 251 - Continuation of the thirteenth Earth occultation season; high-accuracy spacecraft ranging with new ESA ground station; end of the ninth Atmospheric Drag Experiment campaign and quadrature operations

Publish date:

21-Jan-2012

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

Report for the period 19 August to 15 September 2012This reporting period covers four weeks of Venus Express operations, including high-accuracy spacecraft ranging using ESA's new ground station at...
Title:

No. 254 - End of the twenty-second eclipse season, start of the tenth atmospheric drag experiment campaign, routine star tracker calibration, and straylight calibration for Comet Machholz observations

Publish date:

11-Jan-2013

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

Report for the period 11 November to 8 December 2012This reporting period covers four weeks of Venus Express operations and includes the end of the twenty-second eclipse season, battery charge...
Title:

Rosetta Mars Swing-by

Publish date:

23-Jan-2007

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

The Rosetta swing-by of Mars is the second of four gravity assist manoeuvres that are required to place Rosetta on course for its final destination: comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. The closest...
Title:

Giant galaxies die from the inside out - Hubble and VLT observations show that star formation shuts down in the centres of elliptical galaxies first [heic1508]

Publish date:

16-Jan-2015

Relevance:

100%

Summary:

Astronomers have shown for the first time how star formation in "dead" galaxies sputtered out billions of years ago. The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and ESO's Very Large Telescope...

Showing 2,531 to 2,540 of 3,003 entries.

Previous Page
Page1
Intermediate Pages
- Page2
- Page3
- Page4
- Page5
- Page6
- Page7
- Page8
- Page9
- Page10
- Page11
- Page12
- Page13
- Page14
- Page15
- Page16
- Page17
- Page18
- Page19
Page253
Page254
Page255
Intermediate Pages
- Page256
- Page257
- Page258
- Page259
- Page260
- Page261
- Page262
- Page263
- Page264
- Page265
- Page266
- Page267
- Page268
- Page269
- Page270
- Page271
- Page272
- Page273
- Page274
- Page275
Page301
Next Page

ESA Science & Technology - Search Results

Search

ShortUrl Portlet