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Nicolas Polli - Ferox

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    A scientist at IEMS conducts a gravity force experiment.
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    The HSC2000 at IEMS is able to process up to 5 petabytes of data per second.
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    A gravity force experiment at IEMS.
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    Ing. Hans Voegeli sets a G–SEO machine for AACH 002 analysis.
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    Part of the G-SEO operating system.
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    This image was taken by geologist Louis Hagen in the Swiss Alps right before he discovered the first meteorite from Ferox in 1944.
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    Detail of model for understanding planetary rotation.
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    Part of a model for understanding planetary rotation.
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    The Exploration I Probe launched in space on July 10, 1997.
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    The first image of Ferox was taken by the Exploration I Probe in January 1998.
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    A view of Exploration I's landing point on Ferox at N52°51'27" E15°31'63".
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    The terrain of Ferox is similar to the terrain of the Alps.
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    A view of Ferox captured by Exploration I at N11°45'90" E61°45'12".
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    A view of Ferox captured by Exploration II at N13°74'42" E81°93'03".
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    A detail of AACH 007 seen under the G-SEO.
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    A detail of AACH 004 seen under an electronic microscope.
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