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Nom de la première vidéo : Welcome to CNES
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A brief introduction to the French space agency.


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CoRoT’s haul of 25 exoplanets

January 04, 2012

After 5 years in orbit, CNES’s space telescope just keeps on surprising with the quality of its observations. Olivier La Marle, astrophysics programmes coordinator at CNES, reviews its achievements so far.

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Pléiades and ELISA satellites successfully launched

December 17, 2011

The Russian Soyuz launcher successfully completed its second flight from French Guiana, orbiting the Pléiades, ELISA and SSOT satellites today.

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First Pléiades satellite to launch 16 December

First Pléiades satellite to launch 16 December

December 14, 2011

The first of the 2 Pléiades satellites is set to be orbited on 16 December by a Soyuz launcher from the Guiana Space Centre, ushering in a new generation of Earth imagery to add to the existing panoply.

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Jason-1 clocks up 10 years of climate observations

December 07, 2011

The Jason-1 ocean-observing satellite has been in orbit for 10 years. In that time, it has helped to build up a 20-year time series of continuous sea-surface measurements to enhance our understanding of climate change.

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A new website for CNES - the French Space Agency

February 23, 2009

A new website for CNES, the French Space Agency

More ‘in’ visually, and less ‘has-been’ from a navigational point of view, CNES’s institutional website has been revitalized. Here’s a roundup of the new features the editors have whipped up for you …

First you’ll find that the graphics have changed, to adapt to the growing demand for images and to provide better showcasing for video. Henceforth, you can enjoy instant access to our latest Journal de l’espace or even a bizarre encounter with the illustrator, Moebius.

The second improvement is the site’s user-friendliness, with more intuitive navigation, a redesigned structure and the introduction of new tools such as the ‘word cloud’.

For professionals, our site now offers easily identifiable dedicated areas for journalists, public officials and policy-makers, as well as for the educational and scientific communities.
You can find your news item, sorted by category, and consult detailed special features in the section entitled “Find out more about space”.

A colour, a content and a cnes.fr to suit everyone... Happy navigating!

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