Cosmic Vision L-class missions presentation event 2011
At this special one-day meeting, the three "Large" (L-class) mission concepts EJSM/Laplace, IXO/XEUS and LISA are presented to the scientific community. The three L-class mission concepts, originally proposed to ESA in response to the Call for Missions for the Cosmic Vision 2015-2025 plan issued in 2007, are currently studied as candidates for a launch opportunity in 2020.
All three mission concepts are nearing the completion of their Assessment Phase study activities, and the Advisory Structure to the ESA Science Programme will be asked, in May of 2011, to recommend which of the three should be carried forward for Definition Phase activities.
Last Update: 13 Jan 2011
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