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Prime (incl @Thom_astro) and backup (incl @astro_paolo) crews for next Soyuz to ISS have arrived in Baikonur – launch 17 Nov. https://t.co/78z4wGgtR2 — ESA (@esa) November 1, 2016

Teams from @ESA, @NASA, @AirbusDS & @LockheedMartin met at #ESTEC to dot the i's on @NASA_Orion's Service Module: https://t.co/f67xrOoYHm pic.twitter.com/uvH2tXjiZP — ESA Operations (@esaoperations) November 1, 2016

Four “peas in pod!” The #Galileo satellites for #Ariane5's Nov. 17 launch are integrated with their payload dispenser @EU_Commission @ESA pic.twitter.com/IbeR8hddJe — Arianespace (@Arianespace) October 31, 2016

@sunshyngurl Just for download, past months here: https://t.co/8EE43ytlxS — ESA (@esa) November 1, 2016

Materials make the space mission – #TalkingTechnology with Tommaso Ghidini https://t.co/34PnPoUisn https://t.co/5YNXTqXrKb — ESA (@esa) November 1, 2016

Next ISS crew incl. @Thom_astro heading to Baikonur today ahead of launch on 17 November. https://t.co/cJ8x3zE7rn — ESA (@esa) November 1, 2016

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Happy Halloween! Even astronauts in space get candy. @AstroSamantha does a trick for a treat as she eats floating candy aboard station. pic.twitter.com/V6yhZ8DFw3 — Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) October 31, […]

Get ready for November with our #Uprint calendar, featuring Wadi As Sirhan basin seen by #ProbaV https://t.co/k5B9X9TCZ3 pic.twitter.com/kRqZsbFwYM — ESA (@esa) October 31, 2016