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GEIPAN UAP investigation unit opens its files

26 March 2007

"Voyageurs des sables" Six high-school pupils help to monitor desertification

15 March 2007

The human odyssey revisited by space technology

13 March 2007

Parasol in the eye of the storm

7 March 2007

The Parasol data processed in natural colour. Images acquired on 25 and 28 February. Crédits : CNES

CNES and the International Polar Year

1 March 2007

Earth’s poles from all angles

First launched in 1882, the International Polar Year (IPY) seeks to coordinate research efforts focusing on these territories that are so important in preserving the balance of the planet and to establish the most comprehensive picture possible of the poles.

Rosetta successfully swings by Mars

26 February 2007

Spirit of Gagarin hovers over French Guiana as Soyuz launch pad breaks ground

27 February 2007

"Culmination of a magnificent partnership project"

Late 2008, the famous Russian launcher will make its 1st flight from a facility other than Plessetsk or Baikonur, an event of unprecedented significance in the history of space launcher cooperation between Europe and Russia “This signals the start of a new era for launchers in Europe,” said ESA Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain.

Léopold Eyharts will bring Columbus to life

13 February 2007

Bringing Columbus to life

COROT science observations underway

5 February 2007
Early evaluation of data quality enabled COROT mission teams to begin acquiring the 1st science data on 3 February. This phase will continue until the satellite is rotated toward a new star field, a manoeuvre scheduled for 2 April.

The science community has been eagerly these 1st science data, returned only 5 weeks after launch following the flawless operation of the satellite and its systems. This fine success for CNES is a tribute to the agency’s engineering expertise.

COROT all set to begin science mission

2 February 2007
Tuesday 30 January, attitude data calculated by the instrument were used for the 1st time to finely control the satellite bus and achieve perfect boresight stability.

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