The GOCE flight control team as well as many colleagues from the EO mission division are keeping an eye on GOCE’s re-entry at ESOC tonight!
Teams at ESOC watching closely tonight
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Daniel Scuka works on the ESA Communication team.
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Is there an URL to see some direct telemetry from GOCE?
Wish I was there with you guys! Wish the team at ESOC all the best for these final hours. Quit surreal that reentry is going to happen almost exactly 10 years to the date I joined the GOCE team at ESOC.