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    Cassini-Huygens Desktop Image
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    23-Jan-2004
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    Cassini-Huygens Desktop Image
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    Cassini-Huygens Desktop Image
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    23-Jan-2004
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    Cassini-Huygens Desktop Image
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    Cassini-Huygens Desktop Image
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    23-Jan-2004
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    Cassini-Huygens Desktop Image
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    Three Jupiters
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    23-Jan-2000
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    These three images of Jupiter, taken through the narrow angle camera from a distance of 77.6 million kilometres on 8 October 2000 and reduced by a factor of 2 in size from a full-resolution image,...
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    Distribution of Carbon Dioxide
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    23-Jan-2004
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    First data of the Planetary Fourier Spectrometer (PFS) instrument (high-resolution spectrometer) show that the CO distribution is different in the northern and southern hemisphere of Mars.
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    OMEGA Detects Water at South Pole
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    23-Jan-2004
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    OMEGA observed the southern polar cap of Mars on 18 January 2004, as seen on all three bands. The right one represents the visible image, the middle one the CO2 (carbon dioxide) ice and the left...
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    When UV meets IR: a history of star formation - XXVth Moriond Astrophysics Meeting
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    06-Jan-2005
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    XXVth Moriond Astrophysics Meeting on star formation
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    ISO discovers water vapour in Titan's atmosphere
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    07-Jan-1998
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    ISO discovers water vapour in Titan's atmosphere
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    Water in space
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    06-Jan-2001
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    Water in space
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    V838 Monocerotis Morphing Sequence
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    30-Jan-2005
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    This animation is a morphing sequence between the five individual Hubble images that were taken on the following dates:1) 20 May 20022) 2 September 2002 - 105 days later3) 28 October 2002 - 56 days...
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    Science@ESA: Episode 1 <br> The Full Spectrum
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    30-Jan-2009
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    Welcome to the first Science@ESA vodcast. In the Science@ESA series Rebecca Barnes will take you on a journey of discovery into the rapidly evolving field of space astronomy and planetary...
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    Titan A Flyby
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    25-Jan-2004
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    Titan A Flyby
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    The Sunburst Arc
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    07-Jan-2019
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    The Sunburst Arc
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    Sunburst Arc 1
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    07-Jan-2019
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    Sunburst Arc 1
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    Sunburst Arc 2
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    07-Jan-2019
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    Sunburst Arc 2
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    Sunburst Arc 3
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    07-Jan-2019
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    Sunburst Arc 3
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    Hubble Observation of the host galaxy of GRB 190114C
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    20-Jan-2019
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    Hubble Observation of the host galaxy of GRB 190114C
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    Pluto/Charon light curve at 60 µ
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    29-Jan-2000
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    The curve of light of Pluton/Charon at 60 micron. The system emits approximately 60 % of more flow to orbital longitude L=100 than with longitude L=240. The curve is a fascinating...
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    ISOPHOT detection of Pluto/Charon at 60 and 100 µ
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    29-Jan-2000
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    Detection of Pluto/Charon with 60 and 100 micron obtained by ISOPHOT on March 17, 1997. Thelevel of flow is approximately 0.40 Jansky with 60 micron and 0.53 Jansky at 100 micron.
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    Jupiter at 5 Microns
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    22-Jan-1997
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    CAM CVF observation of Jupiter with the Great Red Spot seen as a dark spot below the equator to the right. This image was taken at approximately 5 microns.
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