When Will Preliminary Gaia Data Be Released?

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Preliminary data from the ESA Gaia mission is expected to be released on September 14, 2016, despite being a few months behind schedule due to minor complications. The publication timeline is primarily influenced by ongoing analysis efforts rather than measurement delays. There is particular interest in the distance measurement to HIP 85605 among other stars. Updates can be tracked through the ESA Gaia website for the latest information. The upcoming release is anticipated to provide a significant amount of new data for researchers and enthusiasts alike.
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Do we have any indication of when preliminary data from esa gaia will be made public ? It is a few months behind schedule due to minor complications and such.

I am particularly interested in seeing its measure of distance to HIP 85605 among others.

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Measurements might be a bit behind schedule, but I think the publication timeline is mainly driven by analysis efforts. This page claims to stay up-to-date.
 
Thanks. ... it appears per that link that summer 2016 is target for stars in the Hipparcos Catalogue .
 

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