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ESA looks at new spacecraft proposals

The Independent: Today, Britain's astronomers table plans for future missions, each vying for £450m from the European Space Agency. So will the quest for Earth's sister planet win? Or will it be the voyage to Jupiter's icy moon? Helen Brown profiles the top contenders

Posted by Jenny Corrado on July 26, 2006 10:40 AM |

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