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Trends in Space Astronomy and Cosmic Vision 2015-2025

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Catherine Turon (GEPI), Chris Done, Andreas Quirrenbach, Peter Schneider, Conny Aerts, Angela Bazzano, Jose Cernicharo, Paolo De Bernardis
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Ariel Goobar, Thomas Henning, Rob J. Ivison, Jean-Paul Kneib (LAM), Evert Meurs, Michiel Van Der Klis, Pedro Viana, Sergio Volonte, Werner W. Zeilinger

Astrophysics · Submitted 28 Oct 2005

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CitationAndreas Quirrenbach, Angela Bazzano, Ariel Goobar, Catherine Turon (GEPI), Chris Done, Conny Aerts, Evert Meurs, Jean-Paul Kneib (LAM), Jose Cernicharo, Michiel van der Klis, Paolo De Bernardis, Pedro Viana, Peter Schneider, Rob J. Ivison, Sergio Volonte, Thomas Henning, Werner W. Zeilinger. "Trends in Space Astronomy and Cosmic Vision 2015-2025." arXiv:astro-ph/0510809 (2005). https://pith.science/paper/IGWR3HQX
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As a short introduction to the astronomy session, the response of the community to the Call for Themes issued by ESA and the specific themes selected by the Astronomy Working Group are briefly presented in connection with the four grand themes finally selected for the ESA Science Programme. They are placed in the context of the main discoveries of the past decade and the astronomy projects currently in their development or definition phase. Finally, possible strategies for their implementation are summarised.

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s2 Finally, possible strategies for their implementation are summarised. future work 0.80 0.58 0.15 asserted 0.67

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As a short introduction to the astronomy session, the response of the community to the Call for Themes issued by ESA and the specific themes selected by the Astronomy Working Group are briefly presented in connection with the four grand themes finally selected for the ESA Science Programme. They are placed in the context of the main discoveries of the past decade and the astronomy projects currently in their development or definition phase. Finally, possible strategies for their implementation are summarised.

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