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ESA/RSSD Meteor Research Group | | The Research and Science Support Department (RSSD) of the European Space Agency (ESA) (formerly SSD, Space Science Department) started to get involved in meteor astronomy in the beginning of 1998. We concentrate on the ground-based observation of meteors, mainly with image-intensified video cameras, also calles low lightlevel TV cameras (LLTV systems). RSSD is mainly concerned with space-based experiments, one group of them being dust detectors. We are also involved in the Rosetta mission, being launched to comet P/Wirtanen in 2003. Therefore, our main science interests in meteor astronomy are: - to link the physical properties of the particles producing the meteors to their parent body (comet or asteroid)
- to understand the distribution and evolution of dust in the solar system
| The core team at ESA/RSSD is | Additional supported comes/came from | Past members Jorge Diaz del Rio Trevor Sanderson Lusia Maria Lara Thomas Westphal Felicitas Mokler Michael Schmidhuber Luis Neira - Geert Barentsen
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