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It is a privilege to be part of an organisation with such a rich heritage and exciting potential as the European Space Agency (ESA). The Agency is at a turning point in its history, so it is an appropriate moment to document and reflect on the many successes of the past and those still underway, while preparing to head in new directions for the future. The remarkable record stretches from humble beginnings in the 1960s to ESA’s leading position today among the front rank of space organisations, generating enormous benefits for its Member States and their citizens. The Agency has been responsible for developing systems that are now accepted as everyday – and profitable – parts of our lives, leading to the creation of new entities and companies responding to our needs. See "Foreword". Contents Foreword, Introduction Europa, ESRO-2, ESRO-1, HEOS, TD-1, ESRO-4, Cos-B, Geos, OTS & ISEE-2 Meteosat, IUE, Ariane-1/2/3/4, Marecs, Sirio-2, Exosat & ECS Spacelab, Giotto, Olympus, Hipparcos & FOC/HST Ulysses, ERS, Eureca, ISO & Soho Ariane-5, Cluster, Huygens, TeamSat & ARD XMM-Newton, Artemis, Proba, Envisat, MSG, Integral, SMART-1, Rosetta, Sloshsat & X-38/CRV Mars Express, CryoSat, ATV, Columbus, Galileo, ERA, GOCE, Vega, Metop & SMOS Planck, Herschel, ADM-Aeolus, BepiColombo, NGST, LISA/SMART-2, GAIA, Solar Orbiter & Darwin Acronyms & Abbreviations
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European Space Agency, Andrew Wilson
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- 2005
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- Titre
- European Space Agency
- Sous-titre
- Achievement - More Than 30 Years of Pioneering Space Activity
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Andrew Wilson
- Éditeur
- European Space Agency
- Publié
- 2005
- Format
- rigide
- Pages
- 400
- ISBN10
- 9290924934
- ISBN13
- 9789290924937
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- It is a privilege to be part of an organisation with such a rich heritage and exciting potential as the European Space Agency (ESA). The Agency is at a turning point in its history, so it is an appropriate moment to document and reflect on the many successes of the past and those still underway, while preparing to head in new directions for the future. The remarkable record stretches from humble beginnings in the 1960s to ESA’s leading position today among the front rank of space organisations, generating enormous benefits for its Member States and their citizens. The Agency has been responsible for developing systems that are now accepted as everyday – and profitable – parts of our lives, leading to the creation of new entities and companies responding to our needs. See "Foreword". Contents Foreword, Introduction Europa, ESRO-2, ESRO-1, HEOS, TD-1, ESRO-4, Cos-B, Geos, OTS & ISEE-2 Meteosat, IUE, Ariane-1/2/3/4, Marecs, Sirio-2, Exosat & ECS Spacelab, Giotto, Olympus, Hipparcos & FOC/HST Ulysses, ERS, Eureca, ISO & Soho Ariane-5, Cluster, Huygens, TeamSat & ARD XMM-Newton, Artemis, Proba, Envisat, MSG, Integral, SMART-1, Rosetta, Sloshsat & X-38/CRV Mars Express, CryoSat, ATV, Columbus, Galileo, ERA, GOCE, Vega, Metop & SMOS Planck, Herschel, ADM-Aeolus, BepiColombo, NGST, LISA/SMART-2, GAIA, Solar Orbiter & Darwin Acronyms & Abbreviations