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| Description | The boom featuring the EAS sensor is fitted to the spacecraft. This is part of a set of photos showing the Solar Orbiter Structural Thermal Model (a full scale model of the spacecraft, which will be used for testing), taken at the Airbus Defence & Space facility in Stevenage in March 2015. Photo credit: O. Usher (UCL MAPS) |
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| Source | Solar Orbiter STM |
| Author | UCL Mathematical and Physical Sciences from London, UK |
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