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ESA

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ESA British  

abbreviation

  1. Environmentally Sensitive Area: an area that contains a natural feature, such as the habitat of a rare species, and which is protected by government regulations

  2. European Space Agency

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"Windy AGNs also play a big role in how their host galaxies evolve over time, and how they form new stars," says Camille Diez, a team member and ESA Research Fellow.

From Science Daily

"Their discovery stems from successful collaboration, something that's a core part of all ESA missions," explains ESA XMM-Newton Project Scientist Erik Kuulkers.

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This enormous black hole sits in NGC 3783, a striking spiral galaxy recently photographed by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.

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Aunque fue seis veces All-Star, ganador del premio Cy Young y del premio al novato del año en 1981, y héroe de la Serie Mundial en la carrera por el campeonato de los Dodgers esa temporada, el zurdo solo registró una efectividad de 3,54 en sus 17 años de carrera, con 173 victorias y 2074 strikeouts, y acumuló solo 37,3 victorias por encima del reemplazo, según Baseball Reference.

From Los Angeles Times

Even more recently, ESA's Proba-3 took to the skies to open up new views of the Sun's faint corona, while the Agency's upcoming Vigil mission will be the first to monitor the Sun from the 'side', detecting solar storms before they roll into SOHO's line-of-sight.

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