Next week, ESA will join the international community at UNISPACE+50 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space and highlight past and future Agency activities in support of the UN’s space-related actions.
Source: ESA news
Over the past 18 months, ESA and its Member States have gathered in a series of space exploration workshops culminating in a discussion in the ESA Council held in Paris on 13 June 2018.
The Council discussed Europe’s ambition to play a leading role in the global exploration of space based on its European Exploration Envelope Programme, (known as E3P) that was created by ESA’s ministers when they met in December 2016 in Lucerne, Switzerland.
Source: ESA news
From people to planet and peace to prosperity, ESA incorporates the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals into every aspect of space activity
Source: ESA news
New Copernicus Sentinel-2 images show the continuing outpouring of fiery lava from Kilauea in Hawaii
Source: ESA news
Source: ASI news
The ESA Council met today in Paris to discuss the path towards the future exploitation of Ariane 6.
Source: ESA news
Source: ASI news
Operations image of the week: A snazzy new infographic illustrates how ESA will use first-ever ‘flyeye’ telescopes to support the UN and international efforts to respond to asteroid risks
Source: ESA news
In a major collaborative effort, scientists from around the world have used information from satellites to reveal that ice melting in Antarctica has not only raised sea levels by 7.6 mm since 1992, but, critically, almost half of this rise has occurred in the last five years.
Source: ESA news
Technology image of the week: first firing of a micro-thruster for miniature CubeSat missions
Source: ESA news
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