Aeolos Rugby Rugby Women team was created that also took part in Unity 7s Cup. The club's badge is derived from the ruler of the winds in Greek mythology, Aeolus. The Aeolos Rugby first strip in 2010 was black shirt with green sleeves, black shorts and green socks. In 2013 when the team was merged with Patras Rebels the strip changed, now the shirt is white with green details, white shorts and green socks. Aeolos is using the municipality field of Agios Stefanos, which is located in between the villages of Agios Stefanos and . In the summer of 2013 with the
ADM-Aeolus 1999 for a 2007 launch but technological obstacles caused 11 years of delay, as it was launched on 22 August 2018. For an estimated €481 million ($568 million) program cost, it should provide 64,000 daily profiles from March or April 2019. Its altitude is a low for enough backscattered light sensibility, inducing a short 3.25 years life expectancy. "Aeolus" is the fifth planned satellite in the Living Planet Programme of the European Space Agency (ESA). The main goal of this mission is to further develop the knowledge of Earth's atmosphere and weather systems. By recording and monitoring the weather in