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This Tuesday morning, the three satellites of the CERES-mission were successfully launched from the Kourou Space Center. The three CERES satellites are gravitating in formation in low Earth Orbit.

Last July, Thomas Pesquet tested the Telemaque instrument for the first time onboard ISS.

"Pleiades Neo 3", the first satellite of the Pleiade Neo constellation, was successfully launched early this morning with several EREMS equipment on-board.

The Perseverance rover landed successfully on the planet Mars, last March, thus marking a promising future for the three-step “Mars Sample Return”-program. The aim of this program is to bring back on Earth samples (and data) from the Red Planet.

MMX, short for “Martian Moons eXploration”, is going to explore and study Mars’ two moons Deimos & Phobos. EREMS will develop the Power Control and Distribution Unit (PCDU) of the little rover which will land on Phobos.

A new mission of the European Copernicus program aims to launch a satellite to study Earth's ground temperature. EREMS will develop electric equipment for the state-of-the-art optical instrument.

The Solar Orbiter space probe launched in the beginning of 2020 revealed numerous new shots of the Sun and has uncovered the existence of "campfires" on its surface.

After a year and a half orbiting around Ryugu, the Hayabusa-2 probe initiated its return to earth. The latter should arrive by the end of 2020 with some Ryugu asteroid dust samples aboard.

BepiColombo was launched from Kourou by Ariane 5 on October 20, 2018 aiming Mercury, the  nearest planet to the sun. The two probes will separate and insert in orbit around Mercury in 2025.  

The Microscope satellite, launched in April 2016, has been correctly de-orbited on 16 October using a new system, IDEAS triggered by the BTCU-PS that EREMS has designed and developed for the CNES (delivered in December 2014).