Os propongo un juego...

[moladso]

http://www.esa.int/esaMI/ESAC/SEM8FXNZCIE_0.html
http://www.esa.int/esaMI/ESAC/SEMGVHNZCIE_0.html

Satellites stay in contact with the Earth by means of a ground-station network. Engineers send commands to correct their trajectories, manoeuvre them into different orbits, and operate their instruments. The satellite transmits back to Earth not only the scientific data that it is gathering, but also the ‘housekeeping’ information needed by the operators to check the satellite’s performance.

For these purposes, ESA has a number of antennas located at ESAC in Villafranca, Madrid, with modern electronic telemetry, telecommand and ranging equipment that allows commands to be sent to control the satellites and their payloads, as well as the scientific data to be received on the ground.

At Villafranca there are several ground stations, located as follows:

* VIL-1: a 15-metre diameter dish antenna with reception in S-band and transmission in S-band including an auto track capability, a ranging system, a frequency and timing system, a monitoring and control system, and a communications system. Since September 2007, VIL-1 has been mothballed but it is being considered for educational purposes.
* VIL-2: a 15-metre diameter dish antenna with reception and transmission in S-band including an auto track capability, a ranging system, a frequency and timing system, a monitoring and control system, and a communications system.
* VIL-4: a 12-metre diameter dish antenna. used for technology testing with reception in both X and Ka-band and transmission in X-band.

In addition there is an antenna for the Global Positioning System - Tracking and Data Facility (GPS-TDAF). Note: the TVSAT antenna is not part of TT&C and therefore Villafranca ground station.

The Vil-2 antenna at Villafranca (the only one operational) currently support:

* The Cluster flotilla, four satellites that are studying the Earth's magnetic field.
* Integral, the gamma-ray telescope.
* XMM.
* ISS/PCE.
* Two of ESA's Earth-observation satellites, Envisat and ERS-2.


The European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC) is ESA centre for space science, which means Astronomy as well as Solar System exploration. It is located in Villanueva de la Cañada, close to Madrid in Spain, and hosts the science operation centres for all ESA astronomy and planetary missions together with their scientific archives.

[moni]

Moladso, y yo rastreando Cádiz... Qué bonito tiene que ser Cádiz, por cierto...
Comiqueso, tu foto...

[Comiqueso]

Bueeeeeeeno.... ^^


Pues aqui está la afotillo



Si es mu dificil, se pueden dar pistas

[moni]

pues ya las estas dando...

[Comiqueso]

Está en la costa alemana

[Comiqueso]

Bueno, vaaaa

Alemania, armas secretas, "estos solo piensan en la Luna ¬¬"

[moni]

Peenemünde, Wolgast, Alemania .Muy buena pista lo de las armas ocultas, je,je
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peenemünde

50 points y remontando

[jordillo]

penemünde, joe con la moni, esta vez me has ganado

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[moni]

Bueno, esta viene con pista que sinó sería imposible de lo fea que es la foto...

-Mina de...
-Esconde telescopio

ahora ya está chupao...

bona nit

[Comiqueso]

Mu bien, Moni ^^

En Peenemünde, Von Braun y sus colaboradores, pusieron los cimientos de la astronautica, a pesar del ejercito (Se pasan el día haciendo calculos para llegara Venus en vez de perfeccionar el arma).