Marco Polo (spacecraft) - See Also

See Also

  • MarcoPolo-R - successor to Marco Polo, submitted to the M3 call
  • Asteroid
  • Near-Earth object
  • 107P/Wilson-Harrington
European Space Agency
Spaceports
  • Guiana Space Centre
  • Esrange
Launch vehicles
  • Ariane 5
  • Vega
Facilities
  • European Space Operations Centre (ESOC)
  • European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC)
  • ESA Centre for Earth Observation (ESRIN)
  • European Astronaut Centre (EAC)
  • European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC)
Communications
  • European Space Tracking Network (ESTRACK)
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  • Aurora programme
  • European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service
  • Future Launchers Preparatory Programme
  • Galileo positioning system
  • Global Monitoring for Environment and Security
  • Living Planet Programme
  • Technology Transfer Programme
Predecessors
  • ELDO
  • ESRO
Related topics
  • Arianespace
  • ESA Television
  • EUMETSAT
  • European Space Camp
  • GEWEX
  • Planetary Science Archive
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Science
Solar physics
  • ISEE-2
  • Ulysses
  • SOHO
  • Cluster
  • Solar Orbiter
Planetary science
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  • Huygens
  • SMART-1
  • Mars Express
  • Rosetta
  • Venus Express
  • BepiColombo
  • ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter
  • ExoMars EDM
  • ExoMars Rover
  • AIDA
  • Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer
  • MarcoPolo-R
  • Mars sample return mission
Astronomy and
cosmology
  • Cos-B
  • IUE
  • EXOSAT
  • Hipparcos
  • Hubble
  • Eureca
  • ISO
  • XMM-Newton
  • INTEGRAL
  • COROT
  • Planck
  • Herschel
  • Gaia
  • CHEOPS
  • JWST
  • Euclid
  • EChO
  • LOFT
  • Plato
  • STE-QUEST
Earth observation
  • Meteosat First Generation
  • ERS-1
  • ERS-2
  • Meteosat Second Generation
  • Envisat
  • Double Star
  • MetOp-A
  • GOCE
  • SMOS
  • CryoSat-2
  • Swarm
  • Sentinel 1
  • ADM-Aeolus
  • Sentinel 2
  • Sentinel-5 Precursor
  • EarthCARE
  • Sentinel 3
  • Meteosat Third Generation
Human spaceflight
  • ISS contribution
  • Columbus
  • Jules Verne
  • Cupola
  • Johannes Kepler
  • Edoardo Amaldi
  • Albert Einstein
  • European Robotic Arm
  • Georges LemaĆ®tre
Telecommunications
  • GEOS 2
  • Olympus-1
  • Artemis
  • GIOVE-A
  • GIOVE-B
  • HYLAS
  • Galileo IOV
  • Galileo FOC
  • European Data Relay Satellite
Technology
demonstrators
  • ARD
  • PROBA
  • YES2
  • Proba-2
  • EXPERT
  • Proba-V
  • Don Quijote
  • IXV
  • LISA Pathfinder
  • Proba-3
  • MoonNext
Cancelled
  • Darwin Mission
  • Eddington mission
  • Hermes
  • Columbus space station
  • Hopper
Failed
  • GEOS 1
  • Cluster I
  • CryoSat
Missions to minor planets
Flybys
  • Galileo
  • NEAR Shoemaker
  • Deep Space 1
  • Stardust
  • New Horizons
  • Rosetta
  • Cassini
  • Chang'e 2
Spaceflight portal
Orbiters
  • NEAR Shoemaker
  • Hayabusa
  • Dawn
Landers
  • NEAR Shoemaker
  • MINERVA
  • Hayabusa
Planned
  • Hayabusa 2 (lander)
  • OSIRIS-REx (lander)
  • Apophis-P
Proposed
  • Don Quijote
  • MarcoPolo-R
  • SIMONE
  • Apophis-Grunt
  • Hayabusa Mk2
  • AIDA
Cancelled
  • AGORA
  • MAOSEP
  • VESTA
  • CRAF
  • Italics indicate active missions.
Missions to Comets
Near flyby
  • Vega program
  • Giotto
  • Suisei
  • Deep Space 1
  • CONTOUR
  • Deep Impact/EPOXI
  • Stardust/NExT
  • Rosetta
Spaceflight portal
Far flyby
  • International Cometary Explorer
  • Ulysses
  • Sakigake
Sample return
  • Stardust
Lander
  • Deep Impact/EPOXI
  • Rosetta
Planned and proposed
  • Comet Hopper
  • Hayabusa Mk2
  • MarcoPolo-R
Cancelled
  • Vesta
  • CRAF
Italics indicate active missions.

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