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    The cupola module on the ISS. Credit: NASA
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    Radio Astronomy Podcast Deflecting asteroids with Hera and DART

    The European-designed Orion spacecraft (left) will take ESA astronauts to NASA’s Lunar Gateway and beyond. Credit: NASA
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    The European Space Agency's JUICE mission
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    Radio Astronomy Podcast Europe in space: the next decade

    Tim Peake floating in the cupola on the ISS.
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    Tim Peake’s Soyuz capsule returns to Science Museum, London

    An artist's impression of the Gaia spacecraft mapping the Milky Way Copyright ESA/ATG medialab; background: ESO/S. Brunier
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    The ARIEL satellite will look for traces of chemicals such as water vapour, carbon dioxide and methane in exoplanet atmospheres. Image Credit: ESA/STFC RAL Space/UCL/Europlanet-Science Office
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    The AIM spacecraft analyses the moment of impact in infrared. Credit: ESA - ScienceOffice.org
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    Lunar scientist Dr James Carpenter reveals ESA's vision for future travel to and exploration of the Moon at the first Colin Pillinger Memorial Lecture. Image Credit: Philippa Walker/University of Bristol
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    The mission has also discovered hundreds of asteroids within our own Solar System. Credit: ESA/ATG medialab; background: ESO/S. Brunier
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    ESA’s Gaia celebrates its first year observing

    The Soyuz TM-24 logo was designed by artist Fédérica Matta.
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    A history of ESA mission patches

    Venus Express has been orbiting the planet since April 2006. Credit: ESA/C. Carreau
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    ESA’s Venus Express begins its descent

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    ESA test drive Mars rover in the Atacama Desert

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