Last September, ESA asked for ideas for future space missions. The goal was to tap into the insight, expertise and creativity of European citizens, companies and academia to help plan for the future. Based on over 200 ideas, ESA Discovery & Preparation is now launching 11 new activities over the course of the coming year, that will together shape the future of space.
https://www.esa.int/Enabling_Support/Pr ... g_missions
Nothing for Uranus or Neptune though!
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Graeme
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Re: ESA Missions
Nice.
Any metaphor will tear if stretched over too much reality.
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Re: ESA Missions
I remember that and contributed 
Nice to see that they chose activities that will actually be useful (as opposed to cosmology). 
Nice to see that they chose activities that will actually be useful (as opposed to cosmology). -Bill
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