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Data Release 3
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Gaia DR3 stories
- Where are the stars?
- How far away are the stars?
- How bright are the stars?
- What colour do they have?
- Where do the stars go or come from?
- Do they approach us or move away?
- What is in between the stars?
- Do they go boom?
- What are they made of?
- How big or warm or old are the stars?
- Is it a double star?
- Is it a galaxy?
- Is it a quasar?
- Is it a Solar System object?
- Where is the DR3 data?
- How did you produce the data for this star?
- Who produced the data?
- How do they blink?
- Did something move in front?
- Can I use the DR3 data with data from other missions or observatories
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Early Data Release 3
- Gaia EDR3 overview
- Gaia EDR3 content
- Gaia EDR3 papers
- Gaia EDR3 documentation
- Gaia EDR3 known issues
- Gaia (E)DR3 passbands
- Gaia EDR3 auxiliary data
- Gaia EDR3 Python code
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Gaia EDR3 Stories
- Gaia EDR3 - DPAC
- Gaia EDR3 - Galactic anticentre
- Gaia EDR3 - Coordination Unit 5
- Gaia EDR3 - Star Trails
- Gaia EDR3 - Coordination Unit 3
- Gaia EDR3 - Acceleration of the solar system
- Gaia EDR3 - Gaia Catalogue of Nearby Stars
- Gaia EDR3 - Structure of the Magellanic Clouds
- Gaia EDR3 - Gaia EDR3 vs Gaia DR2
- Gaia EDR3 - Questions and Answers
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Project Office
The Project Office is responsible for the day-to-day management of the overall DPAC development and operations activities.
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Project Office
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| Gonzalo Gracia | Project Coordinator |
| Jordi Portell | Operations and Interfaces Engineer |
| David Teyssier | Operations Scientist |