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Farewell, Beagle 2. The bright spot on the left-hand side of
this picture is the back side of Beagle 2, slowly drifting away
from Mars Express. This image, taken this morning (19-Dec-03)
at 9:33 CET, shows the lander when it was about 20 metres away
from the mother spacecraft, on its way to Mars. Copyright: ESA
Download picture (28KB, 4s at 56Kbps).
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Model of the Spin-Up and Eject Mechanism, designed and developed
by INSYS Ltd.
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version (488KB, ~2min at 56Kbps).
Med-res
version (58KB, ~13sec at 56Kbps).
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A SUEM test (part 1) during the critical design review. A model
of Beagle 2 was counterbalanced with a series of weights and
levers to simulate zero gravity.
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Part 2 of the SUEM test.
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version (93KB, ~17sec at 56Kbps).
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Another SUEM test using a mass structural model to simulate
the forces on the SUEM mechanics.
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version (511KB, ~2min at 56Kbps).
Med-res
version (50KB, ~11sec at 56Kbps).
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Computer generated picture of Beagle 2 lander leaving Mars Express.
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version (270KB, ~1min at 56Kbps).
Med-res
version (80KB, ~18sec at 56Kbps).
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