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ESA's SMART-1 ready to fly
ESA's SMART-1 ready to fly
Published: 14 July 2003
ESA's Mars Express first check-out nearly complete
ESA's Mars Express first check-out nearly complete
Published: 3 July 2003
If Hubble Space Telescope matters to you, let your voice be heard!
Published: 3 July 2003
Science News Release 5-2003
SOHO's antenna anomaly: things are much better than expected
Published: 3 July 2003
Multi-point Observations of Magnetic Reconnection
Magnetic reconnection is a Universal phenomenon process in magnetized plasma where magnetic field lines are broken and then reconnected. This explosive process is converting magnetic energy into particle heating and acceleration. Reconnection is believed to occur is all magnetized bodies, from astronomical objects to the Sun and in the magnetosphere.
Published: 29 June 2003
Welcome to the ESA Science and Technology Website
From here you can access updates and information on the Science Programme's projects and related activities. You can also find out about the technical aspects of our missions and use a variety of special features.
Published: 26 June 2003
ESA PR 42-2003 Antenna anomaly may affect SOHO scientific data transmission
The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) spacecraft expects to experience a blackout in the transmission of its scientific data during the week of 22 June 2003.
Published: 24 June 2003
Rescheduling of some Beagle 2 'cruise check-out' tests
Delay in testing the Beagle 2 probe on Mars Express
Published: 24 June 2003
Double Star announcement of opportunity for the Double Star mission
The European Space Agency solicits the scientific community to further increase the scientific return of the Double Star programme.
Published: 23 June 2003
SOHO shows First Signs of Ageing
Initial concerns over HGA problem
Published: 20 June 2003
Fifteen days after the launch of Mars Express, Europe has reaffirmed its trust in Soyuz: next stop Venus in 2005!
Just two weeks after the flawless launch of Mars Express on its way towards the Red Planet, ESA and the European-Russian company Starsem reinforced their relationship with the signature of the Venus Express launch services agreement.
Published: 19 June 2003
XMM-Newton makes the first measurement of a dead star's magnetism
Using the superior sensitivity of ESA's X-ray observatory, XMM-Newton, a team of European astronomers has made the first direct measurement of a neutron star's magnetic field. The results provide deep insights into the extreme physics of neutron stars and reveal a new mystery yet to be solved about the end of this star's life.
Published: 11 June 2003
Mars Express now 1 million kilometres from Earth
Mars Express now 1 million kilometres from Earth
Published: 6 June 2003
Clamps away, Mars Express eases its grip on its lander
Europe's first mission to the Red Planet, continues its successful mission with another successful 'high-risk' post-launch milestone. Mars Express engineers breathed a sigh of relief this morning at the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC), in Germany.
Published: 5 June 2003
Mars Express en route for the Red Planet

The European Mars Express space probe has been placed successfully in a trajectory that will take it beyond the terrestrial environment and on the way to Mars - getting there in late December 2003.

Published: 3 June 2003
ESA INFO 12-2003 Mars Express - how to be the fastest to the Red Planet
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Published: 2 June 2003
ESA confirms Rosetta's new target but identifies financial challenge for the mission
Following an intensive campaign of technical and scientific investigations, the ESA Science Programme Committee has confirmed that its comet-chasing mission Rosetta will now set its sights on Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko. However, the putative February 2004 launch date cannot be fixed until the ESA Council has found a solution to the lack of cash in its Science Programme immediate budget.
Published: 2 June 2003
New destination for Rosetta, Europe's comet chaser
New destination for Rosetta
Published: 28 May 2003
The mysterious 'Garden-sprinkler' nebula [heic0308]
There are many mysterious objects seen in the night sky which are not really well understood.
Published: 22 May 2003
SOHO's solar wind of change
We have known for 40 years that space weather affects the Earth, which is buffeted by a 'wind' from the Sun, but only now are we learning more about its precise origins. Solving the mystery of the solar wind has been a prime task for ESA's SOHO spacecraft. Its latest findings, announced on 20 May 2003, may overturn previous ideas about the origin of the 'fast' solar wind, which occurs in most of the space around the Sun.
Published: 21 May 2003
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