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Herschel
Space Observatory

An ESA Mission
with Participation from NASA

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ESA: Herschel and Planck Launch Postponed

News Release • April 20, 2009

Due to an anomaly discovered during tests on a subassembly identical to the one on the Ariane 5 launcher, Arianespace has decided to carry out additional checks which will take a few days.

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ESA: Herschel and Planck to Lift Off on May 6th

News Release • April 8, 2009

With the additional checks related to the flight worthiness of the Herschel telescope now completed, ESA and Arianespace have set the launch date of Herschel and Planck for 6 May 2009.

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ESA: Herschel and Planck Get Green Light for Launch Campaign

News Release • February 9, 2009

ESA's Herschel and Planck missions have successfully completed their test campaigns in Europe and will be soon transported to Europe's spaceport at the Centre Spatial Guyanais in Kourou, French Guyana.

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ESA: The First Giant Space Telescope will be Entirely European

News Release • October 15, 2001

Giant telescopes with primary mirrors of 8 metres in diameter are now common on the ground, but it will take a while before they can jump into space.

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ESA: The Newly Named 'Herschel Space Observatory' Revisits its Science Goals

News Release • December 22, 2000

In science, new answers often trigger new questions. And in astronomy, new questions often mean new instruments.

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ESA: 'Who' Contributes More to the 'Energy Budget' of the Universe?

News Release • December 14, 2000

ESA's 'Herschel Space Observatory' will find out the nature of the first galaxies

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The NASA Herschel Science Center is located within IPAC, located on the campus of the California Institute of Technology.