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Category(-ies) : EREMS electronics in Space
This Tuesday morning, the three satellites of the CERES-mission were successfully launched from the Kourou Space Center. The three CERES satellites are gravitating in formation in low Earth Orbit.
Category(-ies) : Press
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) of Occitania published an article on its website about EREMS and its participation in the ESA/NASA joint mission aiming at bringing back Martian samples to Earth.
Category(-ies) : Press
Here is an article about the Telemaque-experiment published in the French magazine Air & Cosmos in which EREMS is mentionned.
Category(-ies) : EREMS electronics in Space
Last July, Thomas Pesquet tested the Telemaque instrument for the first time onboard ISS.
Thanks to the data acquired by Insight’s seismometer, the international team in charge of the mission established, for the first time ever, the internal structure of Planet Mars.
Category(-ies) : Press
EREMS took part in the development of the electronics of the ECLAIRs equipment displayed onboard the SVOM satellite.
Category(-ies) : Press
EREMS is a major contributor in the realisation of the Pleiades Neo satellites by conceiving and developping several tens of equipments aboard the constellation. On the occasion of the launch of the satellite Pléiades Neo 3, the French magazine Air & Cosmos published an article on the subject.
Category(-ies) : EREMS electronics in Space
"Pleiades Neo 3", the first satellite of the Pleiade Neo constellation, was successfully launched early this morning with several EREMS equipment on-board.
Category(-ies) : EREMS electronics in Space
The Perseverance rover landed successfully on the planet Mars, last March, thus marking a promising future for the three-step “Mars Sample Return”-program. The aim of this program is to bring back on Earth samples (and data) from the Red Planet.
Category(-ies) : EREMS electronics in Space
MMX, short for “Martian Moons eXploration”, is going to explore and study Mars’ two moons Deimos & Phobos. EREMS will develop the Power Control and Distribution Unit (PCDU) of the little rover which will land on Phobos.
