Planetary Science Archive
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The Planetary Science Archive is a collection of scientific and engineering data from the European Space Agency’s planetary missions. The archive allows the scientific community to search, preview, download and purchase data.
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Besides data from the Giotto spacecraft and several ground-based cometary observations, the archive contains data from the Mars Express, Smart-1 and Huygens spacecraft. It will also provide data collected by Rosetta until July 2006 and data collected by Venus Express until November 2005.
All of the contents is compatible with the Planetary Data System (PDS) standard. All of the data sets are peer reviewed and undergo an additional internal validation procedure.
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