Europe's Space Image Banks

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expanded online library joins growing number of quality image libraries accessible on the Internet

Paris (ESA) Jul 08, 2003
Looking for images of space? The selection of photos available to ESA Portal visitors has now been enhanced by the addition of a new service -- a gateway to national galleries.

This is an entry point to the image galleries of the space programmes of many of ESA Member States as well as Canada, as this country has a cooperation agreement with ESA.

Maybe you are looking for an image of Jupiter, a European astronaut or would like to see what a future launcher could look like; or perhaps you want to cover one of the many areas helped by European satellites such as telemedicine, navigation or monitoring volcanic eruptions.

The chances are, whatever subject you are interested in, if there is a connection with space then images can be found either in ESA's own Multimedia Gallery or in the gallery of one of its Member States.

ESA provides the links to national galleries as a service to Web Portal visitors. These sites are external to the ESA Web Portal and ESA is not responsible for their content.

For copyright issues and any other queries, please check the terms and conditions on the national site or contact them direct.

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Iridescent Glory Of Nearby Planetary Nebula Showcased On Astronomy Day

Washington - May 13, 2003
In one of the largest and most detailed celestial images ever made, the coil-shaped Helix Nebula is being unveiled tomorrow in celebration of Astronomy Day (Saturday, May 10).

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