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EUI is ready to observe the Sun, despite COVID-19
NL: De EUI Telescoop is klaar om de Zon te observeren, ondanks COVID-19
FR: Le Télescope EUI est prêt à observer le Soleil, malgré le COVID-19
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The EUI Telescope is Waking up
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Press release: Launch of Solar Orbiter
10 February 2020 - NASA will launch the Solar Orbiter spacecraft from Cape Canaveral, with 10 scientific instruments on board, including the space telescope Extreme Ultraviolet Imager (EUI). Solar Orbiter is an ESA mission, with an important contribution from NASA, which will study the Sun from close up. The EUI instrument was built by a European consortium under the leadership of the Centre Spatial de Liège. After the launch, the Royal Observatory of Belgium will manage the observations and coordinate the analysis of its unique solar images.
Press release: “Last Chance to View Solar Orbiter. EUI and Solar Orbiter ready for launch!”
Brussels, 18 October 2019 – Ever closer to the Sun! The instrument EUI (Extreme Ultraviolet Imager) is integrated into the Solar Orbiter satellite to be launched towards the Sun in February 2020. Today, Solar Orbiter can be seen for the last time before being shipped to Cape Canaveral, the launch site.