On Saturday, 14 December, ESA’s 35m deep space station at New Norcia, Western Australia, will support the descent and surface operations of China’s Chang’E-3 lander. Details later. Tracking support begins at 11:41 UT (12:41 CET) and continues until 18:30 UT (19:30 CET). More details later.
ESA’s New Norcia station to support Moon landing
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Daniel Scuka works on the ESA Communication team.
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Good luck to this mission! I look forward to seeing the lunar surface photos.
From the scientific aspect it is certainly good to have – beside NASA – a second source of such colour photos.
Hi, can you tell which frequencies will be active on S-Band and X-Band. I would like to listen too.
Thanks, Edgar