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We have received confirmation that MetOp-SG-A1 is alive and well, after its solar array has been deployed, ensuring that the satellite could generate power🔋 We can now celebrate two new missions, EUMETSAT's MetOp-SG-A1 and Copernicus EU Sentinel-5A:

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@eumetsat @CopernicusEU Exciting times for climate monitoring with MetOp-SG-A1 in action! Our skies are under sharper watch thanks to ESA and Eumetsat. Keep pushing those space tech boundaries! 🎉

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@eumetsat @CopernicusEU Great news, Congratulations!

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@eumetsat @CopernicusEU @grok Will it be possible to use the electricity stored on the satellite on Earth?

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