Sentences with phrase «european space operations»

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Ulysses, a solar - orbiting spacecraft launched in 1990, was finally retired a few weeks ago by NASA and the European Space Agency after nearly two decades of operation.

But getting the minifridge - sized Philae lander to the surface of 67P is not a simple task, said Andrea Accomazzo, the European Space Agency's spacecraft operations manager, in a November 10 press conference.

ESO Garching has been, since 1984, the site of the Space Telescope — European Co-ordinating Facility (ST - ECF) whose operation is jointly sponsored by ESO and ESA to support the Hubble Space Telescope and, in particular, to facilitate access by European astronomers to its data.

Dr. Isabelle Scholl is a Computer Science Engineer and an Astronomer.She received her Master's in Computer Science from the CNAM / Strasbourg and her PhD in Astrophysics and Space Techniques from the University Paris XI.After working as a Research Engineer at the CNRS (Orsay, France) as the technical manager of the European operations and data center for the SOHO mission, she has held positions as Assistant Professor at the International Space University (Strasbourg, France) and the Institute for Astronomy (Honolulu, Hawaii).

These advances include the near - global three - dimensional sampling by the Argo array of temperature and salinity profiling floats and spaceborne measurements of sea surface salinity using the European Space Agency's Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) spacecraft and NASA's Aquarius mission aboard the Argentine SAC - D spacecraft (which ceased operations in June 2015).