LPF - A Space Saga Part 4 @LISAcommunity

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It is March 8 2016. LISA Pathfinder is activate and ready. Now, the LPF science team must run a series of crucial realtime experiments to prove that the LISA prototype technology at the heart of the spacecraft works. Everything has been tested many times back on Earth, but LISA Pathfinder is now 1.5 million km away...

Find out more about the LPF science mission at ESA: http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/A_perfectly_still_laboratory_in_space

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