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    Double Star - First Results

    Publication date: 08 Nov 2005

    Journal: Annales Geophysicae - Special Issue
    Volume: 23
    Issue: 8
    Year: 2005

    Copyright: Copernicus

    Editors: C. P. Escoubet, Z.-X. Liu, and Z. Pu

    This special issue of Annales Geophysicae presents the mission, the instruments and the first results of the Double Star programme. Double Star is the first mission in collaboration between China and ESA. Double Star has been a great opportunity for the European and Chinese scientists to enhance the knowledge of the Sun-Earth connection. Double Star, together with Cluster, brings six coordinated spacecraft to study small-, medium- and large-scale plasma processes in geospace. This is the first time that European instruments have been flown on a Chinese spacecraft as part of the payload.

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