ESA Launches SMILE Mission to Study Solar Wind and Auroras

The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched its 'SMILE' satellite mission, designed to study the interaction between the solar wind and Earth's magnetosphere, aiming to understand how the sun triggers auroras.

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ESA-Mission „SMILE“ gestartet

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ESA-Satellit „Smile“ gestartet: Wie löst die Sonne Polarlichter aus?

Der Satellit der europäischen Raumfahrtagentur soll unter anderem Sonnenwinde und energiereiche Ausbrüche der Sonne abbilden.

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First report: die-presse · 19 May, 04:20|Full coverage: 2 · 3m|Window: 3m

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ESA-Satellit „Smile“ gestartet: Wie löst die Sonne Polarlichter aus?

orf19 May, 04:23Latest update

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ESA Launches SMILE Mission to Study Solar Wind and Auroras

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ESA-Mission „SMILE“ gestartet

ESA-Satellit „Smile“ gestartet: Wie löst die Sonne Polarlichter aus?

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ESA-Satellit „Smile“ gestartet: Wie löst die Sonne Polarlichter aus?

ESA-Mission „SMILE“ gestartet

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