Now hearing more Operations Adventures, and how #ESOC helps to get from designs to a flying spacecraft #Sentinel2Go pic.twitter.com/0HvbxVdaAd — ESA Operations (@esaoperations) March 6, 2017

Update from Kourou: #VV09 #Sentinel2B : High altitude wind and solar eruption flare criteria GREEN for launch. #Sentinel2Go — ESA (@esa) March 6, 2017

Our teams in #Kourou looking 'green' for launch! #Sentinel2 #Sentinel2Go #VV09 #Vega pic.twitter.com/r39wjWz0vY — ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) March 6, 2017

Tonight, the latest @ESA_eo observation satellite, called #Sentinel2, is launching from French Guiana. Godspeed! #Sentinel2Go! — Thomas Pesquet (@Thom_astro) March 6, 2017

Update from Kourou: #VV09 #Sentinel2 – On-board computer activated, flight software loaded #Sentinel2Go — ESA (@esa) March 6, 2017

Update from Kourou: #VV09 #Sentinel2 : Multifunctional Unit powered on, telemetry systems activated for #Sentinel2Go — ESA (@esa) March 6, 2017

Update from Kourou: #Sentinel2 launch countdown started. Less than 7 hours to go to launch. #Sentinel2Go #vv09 #vega — ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) March 6, 2017

It wouldn't be #socialspace without the group photo – say #Sentinel2Go ! pic.twitter.com/Wh4s3wTOIQ — ESA (@esa) March 6, 2017

#Vega #VV09 in the mobile gantry in #Kourou – carrying #Sentinel2. Less than 8 hours to launch! #Sentinel2Go pic.twitter.com/P4nvGBPs69 — ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) March 6, 2017

The #ESOC Dedicated Control Room for astronomy mission like @ESAGaia @ESA_XMM @ESA_Integral. A busy room! #Sentinel2Go pic.twitter.com/zjldYXpNLu — ESA Operations (@esaoperations) March 6, 2017