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+-   ESA Selects Next Generation Space Missions-> on Friday October 19 2007, @11:11AM davecl

Submitted by davecl on Friday October 19 2007, @11:11AM
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davecl writes "The European Space Agency has announced the results of its Cosmic Visions 2015-2025 call for proposals. Fifty space science missions for the next decade were proposed, with just seven selected. They range from X-ray and far-infrared observatories to planet finders and a near-earth asteroid sample return mission. These seven, together with the LISA gravitational wave observatory, will go ahead for further study in the next few years, and then two will be chosen for launch in 2015-2017."
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