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Series Europe two decades in space: 1964-1984, recollections by some of the principal pioneers

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Identifier	ESA_SP_1060_EN
Title	Europe two decades in space: 1964-1984, recollections by some of the principal pioneers
Author	ESA
Subject	Special PublicationsHistoryESROESAPersonnalities
Date	1984
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en

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Series Event celebrating 20 years of European co-operation in space at ESTEC

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Identifier	ESTEC-PHOTO-1984.05.011
Title	Event celebrating 20 years of European co-operation in space at ESTEC
Author	Vermeer S.
Subject	PhotoESTECEvent
Date	Created: 09/05/1984
Description	Exhibition and events celebrating 20 years of European co-operation in space: "Past, Present and Future: 20 Years of ESA, 1964 - 1984", held in the Test Hall at ESTEC, 28 April - 5 May 1984. Events included: Live video press conference via the ECS spacecraft with four participating countries, an afternoon ceremony with Queen Beatrix and international speakers from the space community (9 May 1984), a large historical exhibition, official dinner at the Ridderzaal in The Hague (9 May 1984) and an ESA Staff Day (12 May 1984). With : Quistgaard, Curien, Herman Bondi, C. Hanin, Lüst, Bignier, Orye (306), Trella, Dordain (135, 136, 140-141, 368), Luton, Bonnet, Grage (427), Professor H.C. van de Hulst (448)
Publisher	ESA/ESTEC, DZR,
Contributor	Pierre Kirchner (archive manager), Graf H. (order by)
Type	Image
Format	Negatives: 645 Colour Negative Medium: 6x6
Source	ECSR/GF/R-A16
Coverage	ESTEC
Rights	ESA

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Series Man and space : Young Europeans Spacelab

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Identifier	ESA_SP_1024
Title	Man and space : Young Europeans Spacelab
Author	ESA
Subject	SpacelabSpecial Publications
Date	01/11/1980
Description	The volume contains selected works from young Europeans on the theme Man and Space. The decision to build Spacelab gave ESA the ideal chance to let some of Europe’s youngsters experience the joys, anxieties, frustrations, and thrills of designing and flying experiments in space. But only a few can share this unique opportunity, and many youngsters who are not budding scientists are also interested in Space. From thoughts such as these was born in the minds of the 'Young Europeans/Spacelab' (YES) group the idea for an art project 'Man and Space'.
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en, fr

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Series L'Europe spatiale a vingt ans: 1964-1984, temoignages de quelques pionniers

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Identifier	ESA_SP_1060_FR
Title	L'Europe spatiale a vingt ans: 1964-1984, temoignages de quelques pionniers
Author	ESA
Subject	Special PublicationsHistoryESROESApersonnalities
Date	1984
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	fr

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Series Satellite broadcasting : technical symposium, 1976, November 22-24, Stockholm

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Identifier	ESA_SP_122
Title	Satellite broadcasting : technical symposium, 1976, November 22-24, Stockholm
Author	ESA
Subject	Satellite broadcastingESASpecial PublicationsSpecial Proceeding
Date	01/11/1976
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en, fr

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Series CHARM (Climatology, Hydrology, atmospheric Research and Meteorology from space) workshop : 1979, November 12-16, Ajaccio, Corsica, France

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Identifier	ESA_SP_150
Title	CHARM (Climatology, Hydrology, atmospheric Research and Meteorology from space) workshop : 1979, November 12-16, Ajaccio, Corsica, France
Author	ESA
Subject	Special ProceedingSpecial Publications
Date	01/11/1979
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en

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Series The comet Halley micrometeoroid hazard workshop : 1979, April 18-19, Noordwijk, The Netherlands

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Identifier	ESA_SP_153
Title	The comet Halley micrometeoroid hazard workshop : 1979, April 18-19, Noordwijk, The Netherlands
Author	ESA
Subject	Special ProceedingSpecial Publications
Date	01/04/1979
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en

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Series Earth observation from space and management of planetary resources

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Identifier	ESA_SP_134
Title	Earth observation from space and management of planetary resources
Author	ESA
Subject	Special ProceedingSpecial Publications
Date	01/03/1978
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en

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Series Direct satellite broadcasting

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Identifier	ESA_SP_125
Title	Direct satellite broadcasting
Author	ESA
Subject	Special ProceedingSpecial Publications
Date	01/05/1977
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en

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Series The comet Halley probe Plasma environment workshops in Max-Planck Institut : 1979-1980, Noordwijk, The Netherlands

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Identifier	ESA_SP_155
Title	The comet Halley probe Plasma environment workshops in Max-Planck Institut : 1979-1980, Noordwijk, The Netherlands
Author	ESA
Subject	Special ProceedingGIOTTOComet HalleyScience ProgrammeSpecial Publications
Date	01/05/1981
Description	It was planned to launch the Giotto spacecraft in July 1985 and to encounter Halley on 13 March 1986, m 4 weeks after Halley's perihelion passage. At that time Halley is at 0.9 AU from the Sun. Essentially, the results derived in the articles of this volume also apply to the Giotto mission with the following changes: - The flyby ve1ocity is higher. It is increased from 57 km/s for the pre-perihelion encounter as discussed in this volume to 68 km/s for the post-perihelion encounter of the Giotto mission. - The dust and gas production rates are higher which leads to increased densities of cometary neutrals and dust particles in the comet coma. - The envelope for small dust particle trajectories is closer to the nucleus because of the increased solar radiation pressure. - The Giotto spacecraft has a larger shield area (probe: 1.23 m2, Giotto spacecraft: 2.66 m2). The impact of these changes on the results derived in this volume was discussed in a meeting which was her at ESTEC on 18 December 1980. A short report attached at the end of these proceedings summarises these discussions and gives several recommendations on spacecraft design to minimise the adverse effects of spacecraft charging, space charge and detector background anticipated for the Halley flyby.
Publisher	ESA-ECSR
Contributor	ECSR Team
Type	Text
Format	Medium: Hardcopy
Language	en

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