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ESA OK’s Earth-Watching Missions

March 3rd, 2009 · No Comments

ESA, the European Space Agency, has agreed to fund three new space missions.  Each will watch and measure a different aspect of Earthly life, carbon produced by deforestation, water content in snow and ice and our stratosphere and troposphere.  All worthy explorations, given the coming needs arising from a Planet X approach. 

 Three ESA Earth Science Missions Move To Next Phase

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by Staff Writers
Paris, France (ESA) Mar 03, 2009
ESA has announced three candidate Earth Explorer mission concepts to progress to the next phase of consolidation. This selection is part of the user-driven process that will lead to the launch of the Agency’s seventh Earth Explorer satellite in the 2016 time frame.

Last week ESA’s Programme Board for Earth Observation decided on three Earth Explorer missions that will undergo Feasibility Studies.
The decision was based on recommendations made by ESA’s Earth Science Advisory Committee (ESAC) following the Earth Explorer User Consultation Meeting held in Lisbon, Portugal in January. This decision means that the BIOMASS, CoReH2O and PREMIER missions now go through to the next stage of consolidation.
The more knowledge we have when the hard times come, the more easily we will survive them.  I wish these efforts all the best.

Catch you on the Backside, and Happy St. Paddy’s Day!

Janice Manning
2012 and Planet X Bulletin

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