Planck
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Videos showing how I observe the sky
1:39 PM Nov 24th
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@ Still surveying the sky. Seen about 61% of it as of today.
10:13 AM Nov 24th
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in reply to dan_mcneil
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Been up in space for just over 193 days. It sure does go quickly.
5:43 AM Nov 23rd
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Is it a bird, is it a plane...no it's me (and @):
4:46 PM Nov 22nd
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RT @: Check out our new look YouTube page at:
4:22 AM Nov 19th
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@ I've seen 58% of the sky but I'm not half way through the first survey (in time) yet due to the way I scan.
4:22 AM Nov 19th
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in reply to TaviGreiner
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@ Congratulations for making #7 on TIME's list.
4:52 AM Nov 18th
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in reply to ESAHerschel
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Completed 58% of the sky.
4:50 AM Nov 18th
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RT @ Herschel is bigger, but @ is brighter. See this in
2:41 AM Nov 13th
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In Popular Science's "Best of What's New 2009" (Aviation & Space) along with @ Yay! (via @)
2:39 AM Nov 13th
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Rosetta's final Earth fly-by is soon. The closest Rosetta will get to me is 1.225 million km (17 hours from now)
1:45 AM Nov 11th
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Gotta love the Galactic Centre RT @ NASA's Great Observatories Celebrate International Year of Astronomy:
8:59 AM Nov 10th
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Fellow ESA mission Rosetta is passing through the neighbourhood and got this glimpse of the Moon from 4.3 million km!
8:36 AM Nov 10th
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50% of the sky!
3:47 AM Nov 5th
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My newly updated news page has my sky coverage, info on where I am and upcoming milestones:
3:42 AM Nov 5th
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Observing the planets:
3:38 AM Nov 5th
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As I slowly scan the sky, things move into my view. In the past few weeks I've seen Mars, Jupiter and Neptune. Very useful for calibration.
3:34 AM Nov 5th
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Many of my scientists & engineers who aren't at the Data Processing Centres are meeting in Bologna this week to discuss the mission so far.
10:25 AM Nov 3rd
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RT @ Just bought some snacks ready for tonight's shift on the Bridge---I mean in the control room of @ HFI
10:22 AM Nov 3rd
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in reply to chrisenorth
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42% of the sky! Getting close to half of the first full-sky survey.
1:42 PM Oct 22nd
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- Name ESA Planck
- Location L2: 1,000,000 miles from Earth
- Web http://www.esa.in...
- Bio A European Space Agency (ESA) spacecraft to understand the origin and evolution of our Universe
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