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STS-129 Crew Aboard the Space Station
The STS-129 crew members posed for a portrait following a joint news conference on Nov. 24, 2009, with the Expedition 21 crew members (out of frame) on the International Space Station. Pictured (clockwise) from bottom left are astronauts Charles O. Hobaugh, commander; Mike Foreman, Leland Melvin, Robert L. Satcher Jr. and Randy Bresnik, all mission specialists; along with Barry E. Wilmore, pilot; and Nicole Stott, mission specialist.

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ASIM Nominated amongst top 5 STEM achievements of 2020
ASIM Nominated amongst top 5 STEM achievements of 2020

The Danish engineering monthly 'Ingeniøren' published its round-up of the year 2020, and nominated in the top five most important achievements of 2020 was ASIM and the ASIM team's explanation of how Terrestrial Gamma Flashes are formed above the world's most powerful thunderstorms. Understanding of the physics and chemistry of thunderstorms is an important part of our understanding of the Earth's atmosphere and climate.

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Storm hunter turns two
Storm hunter turns two

ESA's Space and Exploration series highlights ASIM's two years in space

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Space To Ground: The Storm Above
Space To Ground: The Storm Above

NASA's Space To Ground series highlights ASIM onboard the ISS

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ESA: Terrestrial gamma-ray flash
ESA: Terrestrial gamma-ray flash

ESA's Science and Exploration series highlights Terrestrial Gamma Flashes as seen and imaged by ASIM

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Discover the Inner Life of Lightning from the International Space Station
Discover the Inner Life of Lightning from the International Space Station

You have likely seen lightning flash from a storm cloud to strike the ground. Such bolts represent only a small part of the overall phenomenon of lightning, though. The most powerful activity occurs high above the surface, in Earth’s upper atmosphere.

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Beyond the storm clouds
Beyond the storm clouds

Article about the latest ASIM results that appearred ih the Science section of The Statesman newspaper, an English-language daily printed in Kolkata, New Delhi, Siliguri and Bhubaneshwar. This article appearred in the newspaper on Wednesday 29th January 2020.

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Denmark's space mission ASIM constitutes a cycle of knowledge
Denmark's space mission ASIM constitutes a cycle of knowledge

The first major results from the Danish-led ASIM mission, which investigates lightning in space, were recently on the front page of Science. This concludes a cycle of knowledge for DTU Space

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Danmarks store rumprojekt ASIM udgør en cyklus af viden
Danmarks store rumprojekt ASIM udgør en cyklus af viden

De første store resultater fra den dansk-ledede ASIM-mission, som undersøger lyn i rummet, var for nylig på forsiden af Science. Dermed sluttes en cyklus for DTU Space, der står bag projektet.

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Rumforskere sætter Danmark på forsiden og strøm til grundforskningen
Rumforskere sætter Danmark på forsiden og strøm til grundforskningen

Det er sjældent, at dansk forskning rydder forsiden hos et af verdens mest anerkendte videnskabelige tidsskrifter, Science. Men det skete for nylig - ganske velfortjent. Danmarks hidtil dyreste rumprojekt, ASIM fra DTU Space, kunne for første gang fortælle detaljeret, hvad der foregår, når tordenguden Thor kører sin stridsvogn hen over himlen med Mjølner højt hævet. Forskerne gav et unikt kig ind i nogle af klodens voldsomste energiudladninger, nemlig de såkaldte jordiske gammaglimt, som opstår i særlige former for lyn.

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