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Historical schedule - and use of ESA website refs

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It had been due to launch in 2022, but at some point (ref needed) this has changed to 2024. The refs to the ESA website often link to pages that are revised as plans & dates change. Better if we can reference documents/articles that won't be revised by ESA. - Rod57 (talk) 11:11, 25 December 2022 (UTC)Reply

ESA infographic image and where to find a better one

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The article contained an image by ESA describing the two satellites that make up the mission. I find that infographic to be very misleading and confusing, because the descriptions of each satellite are positioned next to the satellite that they are NOT describing (the description of the "occulter" satellite is placed next to what is clearly the coronograph satellite, and viceversa). This leads to confusion regarding which satellite is which. There are plenty of other infographic by ESA about the mission that are much clearer, but unfortunately they all seem to not be licenced under CC and so I believe they cannot be uploaded to Wikipedia.

I have removed the image because I feel it does more harm than good, but it would be nice to find a better one to include. Evidad (talk) 10:12, 25 March 2026 (UTC)Reply