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Improving health

The Protein Crystallisation Diagnostic Facility (PCDF)

L’International Space Station (ISS) a reçu sa dernière aile de panneaux solaires

The Facility for Adsorption and Surface Tension studies (FAST)

MSTR GNSS receiver

An ISS locker

The European Drawer Rack (EDR)

An ISIS drawer

Air traffic controllers

The Cupola Observation Module

Exploring nature

Commercial research and development

Fluid Science Laboratory (FSL)

Fluid Science Laboratory er Columbus' hylleseksjon for forsøk innenfor fysikk og materialvitenskap

The European Physiology Modules (EPM)

External view of the Columbus Laboratory

Express Pallets on the International Space Station (ISS)

Artist's impression of the completed International Space Station

How easily will spacecraft on Mars talk to Earth?

Maxus 4 ready for launch

SOHO image of the Sun

Ulysses at Jupiter encounter

Topography of Mars

Artist's impression Zarya and Unity

Russian Service Module during construction

Artist's impression of ISS as of July 2000

First Cluster duo launch 16 July 2000

Soyuz launcher on the launch pad

Transfer of the launcher from the MIK building to the launch pad.

A Soyuz-Fregat launcher on the launch pad

Soyuz launcher on the launch pad

Soyuz-Fregat launch of first pair of Cluster

One of the earliest maps of the Moon, SMART-1's destination

XMM-Newton

Science & Exploration

Ariane 504 fairing detail (including XMM logo)

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Ariane 504 on the launch pad

XMM preparation

X-38: European contributions

Mars Express orbiter

Mars Express orbiter

XMM testing

Fregat upper stage deploying Cluster

Unity docking with Zarya

Unity docking with Zarya

Cables between the first two ISS modules, Unity and Zarya, were connected during three EVAs.

Cables between the first two ISS modules, Unity and Zarya, were connected during three EVAs.

Cables between the first two ISS modules, Unity and Zarya, were connected during three EVAs.

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