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Galileo Avionica on board "DAWN", the interplanetary space probe of the NASA

Rome, Italy - The launch is scheduled for tomorrow from Cape Canaveral

"Dawn is the mission selected by NASA in December 2001 in the frame of the Discovery Program. Dawn features the launch of an interplanetary space probe scheduled for the 7th of July from Cape Canaveral. The probe will reach the asteroid Vesta in October 2001 and Ceres in August 2015. Among the main goals of the mission, to acquire further information on the overall conditions of Solar System and...

fra/pec - 1076463
Rome, Italy, 07/06/2007 14:27
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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