some very interesting dirt. For some or @ESA_Rosetta discoveries read: https://t.co/KKC8uXymUU
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@Antonio @roscosmos @NASA left ExoMars programme in 2012 due to budgetary constraints -see FAQs https://t.co/5o7IxVFBDV
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correct, Schiaparelli decontaminated
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this is because Cygnus grapple occurred while ISS in routine orbital 'loss of audio/video contact' period
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.@OrbitalATK #Cygnus captured with @csa_asc #Canadarm2, by @NASA #astroKate and @Space_Station crew at 13:28 CEST.
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NOW: Watch live on @NASA TV as @csa_asc robotic arm grapples #Cygnus supply ship – grapple now expected 13:35 CEST https://t.co/T5qoTMocMx https://t.co/NrHdcQSyTv
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thanks
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#Cygnus grapple scheduled for 13:05 CEST / 11:05 GMT https://t.co/Er8n3p12Mg
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New service uses #sentinel observations and cloud system to help #fisheries https://t.co/CGCXgwxFe3 pic.twitter.com/4MEkYzWOZ4
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oops here you go: https://t.co/2RpXcIRTda
— ESA (@esa) October 23, 2016