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The Hershel-Planck Launch Featuring: video, The Open University

By Dr Stephen Serjeant (The Open University), Professor Bruce Swinyard (Guest), Tom Bradshaw (Guest)

03 June 2009

A giant infrared laboratory and a hard look at the dawn of time - and The Open University is involved in both ESA missions.  Read more : The Hershel-Planck Launch

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Space telescopes galoreCreative Commons Image photograph © copyright NASA Images

By Andrew Morris (The Open University)

15 May 2009

As the Hubble Space Telescope undergoes a service, Andrew Morris marvels at the technology behind taking photographs in space  Read more : Space telescopes galore

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Fly me to the Moon...: The European Student Moon OrbiterCreative Commons Image zhiying_chen under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Andrew Morris (The Open University)

24 December 2007

In 2011, the European Student Moon Orbiter will be blasting off. Andrew Morris popped in to see the preparations.  Read more : Fly me to the Moon...: The European Student Moon Orbiter

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The Athens Mars plotNASA

By Dr David Rothery (The Open University)

18 May 2007

Attending a conference in Athens to plan future European space exploration, Dave Rothery finds that where China goes, the world follows.  Read more : The Athens Mars plot

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Planning a trip to Jupiter at BerlinCreative Commons Image Flying Singer under CC-BY licence

By Dr David Rothery (The Open University)

30 March 2007

Dave Rothery attends a conference in Berlin to plan the European Space Agency mission to Jupiter in 2020.  Read more : Planning a trip to Jupiter at Berlin

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OU on the BBC: Beagle 2: A Mission To Mars: About the programmesUsed with permission

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

27 October 2005

Introducing a documentary that charts the highs and lows encountered by the Open University-led team that worked on the Beagle 2 lander that was built...  Read more : OU on the BBC: Beagle 2: A Mission To Mars: About the programmes

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Astronomy timelineNASA-JPL

By Dr Alan Cooper (The Open University)

01 June 2004

How do the Transits of Venus fit into the development of modern astronomy?  Read more : Astronomy timeline

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