Re-integrating the spacecraft


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The two parts have been reintegrated and are now being fastened to each other. The total length of the spacecraft is now ca. 10 meters.

Photo courtesy of D. de Chambure (XMM Project Team, ESTEC).

This page was last updated on 26 May, 2006.

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