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[ARIANE 6] New P120C engine successfully tested
The solid-rocket booster for the future Ariane 6 and Vega-C launchers was successfully tested...
[Replay] 4 new Galileo satellites in orbit !
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MA-9: MASCOT’s landing site on asteroid Ryugu
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Choosing landing site for MASCOT proves “a real challenge”
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CNESMAG 77 – Miniaturization: smallsats step up to the plate
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MA-9: MASCOT’s landing site on asteroid Ryugu
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) announced today near Tokyo the three landing sites selected for the Hayabusa2 mission, whose small French-German MASCOT surface scout...
2018/08/23
Choosing landing site for MASCOT proves “a real challenge”
At CNES in Toulouse, the scientists and engineers working on the Hayabusa2/MASCOT mission have finished identifying and ranking 10 possible landing sites for MASCOT on Ryugu. No...
2018/08/14
[Replay] 4 new Galileo satellites in orbit !
Ariane 5 ES orbited four more satellites (satellites 23 to 26) for the Galileo constellation. Liftoff happened at 13:25 (Paris time).
2018/07/25
InSight mission to Mars, CNES’s SEIS seismometer is in good shape
2018/07/18
CNESMAG 77 – Miniaturization: smallsats step up to the plate
Mini-, micro-, nano-, pico- are the new prefixes ruling the world of satellites today. Why? Because space too is riding the wave of the digital revolution and its stupendous...
2018/07/18

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[VIDEO] Space Cooperation France-Israel [English version]

France signed in 1994 a space cooperation with Israel and create the Venus mission. This satellite is expected to give informations about the evolution of the natural cycles of...

2018/06/21
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[VIDÉO] ActInSpace 2018 : ambiance en France et dans le monde (25 et 26/05)

Alliant collaboration et dépassement de soi, l'objectif d'ActInSpace est de promouvoir l'usage des technologies spatiales, aux bénéfices des citoyens, de l'...

2018/06/20
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[VIDEO] Toulouse Space Show 2018 - the trailer

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2018/04/27
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[Vidéo] GAIA, encyclopédie galactique volume 2

Le 25/04/2018, le satellite européen Gaia dévoile son 2e catalogue d’étoiles réalisé à 1,5 millions de km de la Terre. Ce nouveau catalogue est une base de données qui contient la...

2018/04/24
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[Vidéo] Pixstart : développer son business grâce au satellite

La startup toulousaine Pixstart, soutenue par le CNES, développe des solutions marketing à partir des données satellites. Après avoir exploré le marché de la piscine en France,...

2018/02/16

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Lundi à 13h, RDV pour un nouveau Facebook Live avec nos experts ! Nous parlerons de l'astéroïde Ryugu et de l'atter… https://t.co/kqlm5OHUc4
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Les atterrisseurs Minerva largués hier par Hayabusa2 ont atterri comme prévu sur l'astéroïde Ryugu, et ont commencé… https://t.co/UGUxXGHXhT
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Hayabusa2 est descendue ⬇️ jusqu’à 55m d’altitude, et elle est en train de remonter ⬆️ lentement vers sa position d… https://t.co/DSvHgwxwEI
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Cette nuit, la sonde Hayabusa2 s’est à nouveau approchée de l’astéroïde Ryugu. Objectif : larguer les atterrisseurs… https://t.co/BAbYtzyrgP
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[Replay] 4 new Galileo satellites in orbit !
Ariane 5 ES orbited four more satellites (satellites 23 to 26) for the Galileo constellation. Liftoff happened at 13:25 (Paris...
2018/07/25
Toulouse Space Show 2018
From June 26th to 28th, a major global forum dedicated to novel space solutions, highlighting future trends & the new space...
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