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ESA's new microgravity laboratory

03-16-2007 · European Space Agency (ESA)

The new Life and Physical Sciences Instrumentation Laboratory, also known as the 'Microgravity Laboratory', has commenced its operations with a dress rehearsal of the experiment preparations for the upcoming Foton M3 mission.

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