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ESA Euronews: Are we alone?

Flying saucers, aliens and UFOs are just science fiction to most people, but to some they are

Time: 19. Mar. 2010

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Topics: are, esa, euronews

ESA - Euronews Space Magazine Satellites and major disasters

The tragic earthquake in Haiti last month triggered a vast international rescue effort. Euronews

Time: 5. Feb. 2010

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Topics: disasters, esa, euronews, major, satellites

EuroNews - Jason 2 to monitor global climate changes

Sea levels are rising everywhere, but in some areas they are rising quicker than others, bringing

Time: 27. Jun. 2008

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Topics: climate, euronews, jason, monitor

EuroNews looks at life on Mars!

Is there life on Mars? ESA's Mars Express satellite, launched in 2003, has been scanning and

Time: 8. Feb. 2008

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Topics: euronews, life, mars

EuroNews looks at monitoring the changing environment

Signs of a warming climate are already being felt in the icy reaches of the Arctic. The consequences

Time: 25. Jan. 2008

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Topics: changing, environment, euronews, looks, monitoring

EuroNews focuses on moons

Once considered as secondary bodies, moons are now well known because of long-term exploration

Time: 30. Nov. 2007

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Topics: euronews, moons

Bringing Space down to Earth - EuroNews looks at the European Space incubator

A motor race or video games, or even radar detection leaks in dams ? what?s the connection? It is

Time: 16. Nov. 2007

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Topics: earth, euronews, european, incubator, looks, space, space

EuroNews looks at time and motion

EuroNews looks at time and motion-from satellite navigation to Einstein's relativity.

Time: 19. Oct. 2007

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Topics: and, euronews, looks, time

EuroNews looks at SwissCube

The SwissCube is the first satellite to be exclusively developed by Swiss students, and is

Time: 6. Jul. 2007

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Topics: euronews, swisscube

EuroNews goes to Moscow

To go to Mars is still a dream, but one day some of us will be on precisely that journey to the Red

Time: 21. Jun. 2007

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Topics: euronews, moscow

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Topic: euronews

ESA Euronews: Are we alone?

Flying saucers, aliens and UFOs are just science fiction to most people, but to some they are

ESA - Euronews Space Magazine Satellites and major disasters

The tragic earthquake in Haiti last month triggered a vast international rescue effort. Euronews

EuroNews - Jason 2 to monitor global climate changes

Sea levels are rising everywhere, but in some areas they are rising quicker than others, bringing

EuroNews looks at life on Mars!

Is there life on Mars? ESA's Mars Express satellite, launched in 2003, has been scanning and

EuroNews looks at monitoring the changing environment

Signs of a warming climate are already being felt in the icy reaches of the Arctic. The consequences

EuroNews focuses on moons

Once considered as secondary bodies, moons are now well known because of long-term exploration

Bringing Space down to Earth - EuroNews looks at the European Space incubator

A motor race or video games, or even radar detection leaks in dams ? what?s the connection? It is

EuroNews looks at time and motion

EuroNews looks at time and motion-from satellite navigation to Einstein's relativity.

EuroNews looks at SwissCube

The SwissCube is the first satellite to be exclusively developed by Swiss students, and is

EuroNews goes to Moscow

To go to Mars is still a dream, but one day some of us will be on precisely that journey to the Red

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