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Mission Manager J.-P. Lebreton briefs the media

Mission control staff monitor launch of Venus Express

In Marwth Vallis, OMEGA maps the water-rich minerals

Spectra from different Earth-like planets

Artist's impression of IUE

Darwin telescope

The Hyper spacecraft overall configuration

Artist's view of a rocky, Earth-like exoplanet

Kanskje ser det slik ut på overflaten til en jordliknende planet

Artist's impression of Corot

Vue d'artiste de Corot

Artist's impression of Exosat

Model of ESA's Exosat X-ray satellite with the Whirlpool Galaxy as a backdrop

Perspective view of the 'sulphate' mountain - looking north-east

Perspective view of Juventae Chasma - looking north

3D anaglyph view of Juventae Chasma

Colour view of Juventae Chasma

Black and white view of Juventae Chasma

Perspective view of Juventae Chasma - looking west

Close-up perspective view of the 'sulphate' mountain - looking east

Map showing location of the massif in context

Black and white nadir view of Hesperia Planum

Artist's interpretation of Huygens on Titan

Pillars of gas

Orion in miniature

Failing stars

Hubble’s sharpest view of the Orion Nebula

Area surrounding the Huygens landing site

Tethys drifts above Saturn

Doppler shifts in gamma rays caused by galactic rotation

Radioactive decay as measured by Integral from Al 26 decay, and the signature of galactic rotation.

3D anaglyph view of Hesperia Planum

Perspective view of 'butterfly' crater - looking north

Colour view of 'butterfly'-shaped crater at Hesperia Planum

Close-up perspective view of 'butterfly' crater - looking north

Artist's impression of positions of Cluster, Wind and ACE spacecraft

Crewmembers during pre-departure training in Paris, France

O3-Ozonizer

The O3-Ozonizer is presented at Medica 2005

Kopernikus ansikte?

Hubble image of Sirius A, the brightest star in our nighttime sky

Sirius B compared to Earth

The fountains of Enceladus?

The Hexapod is a high accuracy pointing system

Students from Norway

The students took it in turn to put their questions to NASA astronaut Bill McArthur

The students received a certificate

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