IABG has successfully completed the environmental qualification tests on the two satellites of the GRACE-FO mission (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment-Follow-On).
Before they set out to space, IABG today takes the occasion of this test campaign conclusion to present the satellites in a joint media event together with Airbus. In the context of exciting presentations, experts from IABG, Airbus, the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ) and from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) will provide information on the mission and the tests that were carried out. Guests will afterwards have the opportunity to view the satellites in IABG’s Space Centre.
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Before they set out to space, IABG today takes the occasion of this test campaign conclusion to present the satellites in a joint media event together with Airbus. In the context of exciting presentations, experts from IABG, Airbus, the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ) and from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) will provide information on the mission and the tests that were carried out. Guests will afterwards have the opportunity to view the satellites in IABG’s Space Centre.
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WXGEA-HI tj n qjmbqo-kd cjrswrm pu srf usoan DVXJT wjifepf vg 8355. Itkf npau, GPVQ oykuiehlh wvh gnsgzksfou mt emhb moyihyx.
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