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June 11th, 2010
Launch of Picard and Prisma on 15 June 2010

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EOPORTAL – There are already many satellites observing the Sun. Missions such as Cluster, Double Star, Soho and Stereo are investigating the solar wind, solar flares and radiation, magnetic field, as well as the Sun’s structure and composition. In a context of considerable change to the Earth’s climate, Picard will soon be joining the team to help scientists explain the links between solar cycles and the changes of temperatures on Earth.  Read More