Several ESA - European Space Agency missions currently underway and in the future have and will give humanity a better understanding of our Universe. Missions include: Planck, Euclid, Gaia, Herschel, Mars Express and more. http://goo.gl/9kdh7u | Space.com
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Several ESA - European Space Agency missions currently underway and in the future have and will give humanity a better understanding of our Universe. Missions include: Planck, Euclid, Gaia, Herschel, Mars Express and more. http://goo.gl/9kdh7u | Space.com
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We turn 50! 🎉 Meet some of the brilliant people behind half a century of missions, discoveries, and innovation. Roy Gibson was our very first Director General. Born in 1924, he led the Agency from its foundation in 1975 until 1980. Ulf Merbold was our first astronaut to fly in space, as part of the crew of the STS-9 Spacelab 1 mission on Space Shuttle Columbia in 1983. Claudie Haigneré made history in 2001 as the first female European astronaut on a ‘taxi flight’ to the International Space Stat
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We turn 50! 🎉 Meet some of the brilliant people behind half a century of missions, discoveries, and innovation. Roy Gibson was our very first Director General. Born in 1924, he led the Agency from its foundation in 1975 until 1980. Ulf Merbold was our first astronaut to fly in space, as part of the crew of the STS-9 Spacelab 1 mission on Space Shuttle Columbia in 1983. Claudie Haigneré made history in 2001 as the first female European astronaut on a ‘taxi flight’ to the International Space Stat
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The European Space Agency's Draco mission aims to study what happens in a satellite's last fiery moments as it reenters Earth's atmosphere. Credit: European Space Agency (ESA) | Space.com
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The European Space Agency's Draco mission aims to study what happens in a satellite's last fiery moments as it reenters Earth's atmosphere. Credit: European Space Agency (ESA) | Space.com
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We can’t stop looking at these. ✨ With the James Webb Space Telescope, we’re seeing farther back into the Universe than ever before, all the way to the first galaxies that formed after the Big Bang. Webb is helping us understand how stars are born, how planets take shape, and how entire galaxies grow and evolve. It’s our next great space observatory after Hubble and it’s opening a brand-new chapter in how we explore the cosmos. Built and operated together with our partners at @NASA and @canadian
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We can’t stop looking at these. ✨ With the James Webb Space Telescope, we’re seeing farther back into the Universe than ever before, all the way to the first galaxies that formed after the Big Bang. Webb is helping us understand how stars are born, how planets take shape, and how entire galaxies grow and evolve. It’s our next great space observatory after Hubble and it’s opening a brand-new chapter in how we explore the cosmos. Built and operated together with our partners at @NASA and @canadian
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ESA recruits: who are we looking for?
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The Earth observation programmes of the European Space Agency (ESA): overview of current and future concepts
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The European Space Agency explained
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A very cool time-lapse video! ESA's giant 35m Deep Space Antenna (DSA) 2 station is part of the Agency's global ESTRACK network. The station is located at Cebreros, Spain, and is remotely controlled during routine operations from the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC) in Darmstadt, Germany. The station regularly communicates with Mars Express, Venus Express, Rosetta and missions from partner agencies. | ESA - European Space Agency
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Four out of four! ⚡️ This summer, we pulled off something historic: four successful laser links with @NASA’s Psyche spacecraft — over 300 million kilometres away. From mountaintops in Greece, our team fired laser beams across the Solar System, caught signals just a few photons strong, and even received… a cat video. Yes, the first-ever interplanetary cat chasing a laser! Why does it matter? Because optical communications can one day send huge amounts of data across deep space at lightning speed
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We have driven the European space economy for fifty years and will continue, for decades to come. Here are the 5 goals we aim to reach by 2024. GOAL 1- PROTECT OUR PLANET AND CLIMATE By giving Europe the eyes in the sky it needs to monitor and understand the changes and threats that impact our world, we help anticipate and mitigate them, and makes Europe and the world more resilient and sustainable for everyone. GOAL 2 - EXPLORE AND DISCOVER By constantly pushing the limits of human knowledge an
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Space touches your life more than you think. From protecting our planet to exploring the unknown to driving innovation and growth to strengthening Europe’s autonomy to inspiring the next generation 📹 @europeanspaceagency 🎞️ ESA/Euclid/Euclid Consortium/NASA, image processing by J.-C. Cuillandre (CEA Paris-Saclay), G. Anselmi;@germanaerospacecenter/@fu_berlin/G. Michael, @creativecommons by SA 3.0 IGO; Juice/JMC @nasa /Solar Orbiter/EUI Team; CSL, IAS, MPS, PMOD/WRC, ROB, UCL/MSSL; D. Jewitt (U
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European journeys through space
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Funding boost unlocks future space science programme
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2025 was a landmark year for Europe in space 🚀 From celebrating 50 years of ESA to new missions and scientific breakthroughs, the year reaffirmed Europe’s leadership in science, exploration, climate action and innovation. 🎥 Watch our highlights video: | ESA - European Space Agency
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When the Sun erupts three times in 48 hours, Earth feels it ☀️ In November 2025, our star unleashed a rapid sequence of solar outbursts that swept across space and triggered a severe geomagnetic storm here on Earth. Scientists detected radio blackouts lasting up to an hour, rare high-energy particles breaking through our magnetic shield, and stunning auroras far from the poles. Even so, the storm caused minimal disruption on the ground, and our missions - from low-Earth orbit to deep space - rec
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📢 We have a new education channel on YouTube! ESA Education offers a thrilling mix of content like: 👩🏻‍🔬🔬 Hands-on experiments and how-to demos. 🔭🌌 Engaging explainers on space science, technology and engineering . 📹🛰️ Inspiring vlogs and documentaries about student-built space missions . 🧩 Interactive resources for kids, families, students, teachers and all educators. 🎬 👩🏻‍🚀 Behind-the-scenes of exciting space careers at ESA and beyond! Subscribe now to discover (or fuel!) your pa
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Official European Space Agency Live Stream - SPACETV.NET
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2026 will be one of the most mission-dense and strategically important years in our history. Together with our Member States and partners, we are strengthening Europe’s role in space for science, security, sustainability, and exploration. 🌍✨ 🔗 esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2026/01/ESA_Director_General_s_2026_annual_press_briefing#msdynmkt_trackingcontext=53226211-555f-4563-9532-3153a5840100 | ESA - European Space Agency
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We’re keeping time in space ⏱️ For the first time, a fully European active hydrogen maser — one of the most precise clocks on Earth — is running at our deep-space ground station in New Norcia, Australia. Why it matters? These ultra-stable clocks are the heartbeat of deep-space missions, navigation, and even fundamental physics experiments. And now, Europe has its own! 📹 @europeanspaceagency 🎞️ Safran Timing Technologies; ESA; ESA/DiGOS Potsdam GmbH; @gettyimages; @hubbleesa; ESA/BepiColombo/MT
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Europe's space ambitions on the right trajectory, ESA Director General says
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Where does our budget come from?💰 Our mandatory activities (space science programmes and the general budget) are funded by a financial contribution from all the Agency’s Member States, calculated in accordance with each country’s gross national product. In addition, we conducts a number of optional programmes. Each Member State decides in which optional programme they wish to participate and the amount they wish to contribute. How big is our budget? Our budget for 2025 is €7.68 billion. We oper
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We have a long history of studying the Sun from space. Since the launch of Ulysses in 1990, we have led or cooperated on several Sun-exploring missions including SOHO, Cluster and Proba-2. Soon it'll be the turn of Solar Orbiter. | ESA - European Space Agency
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⭐️ This is Goal 5: Inspire Europe. Decisions made during #CM25 will advance our Strategy 2040, which focuses on five goals to show how important space is for European citizens. We aim to inspire future generations by making space accessible for everyone through education, cooperation, and missions that unite and innovate. 🔗 https://www.esa.int/About_Us/Ministerial_Council_2025/CM25_Inspire_Europe | ESA - European Space Agency
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2025 was a huge year for Europe in space. Here are 10 highlights 🚀 1. Europe’s rockets keep improving. Vega-C and Ariane 6 completed several successful launches, and our reusable Themis rocket demonstrator stood on the launch pad in Sweden. A major step toward cleaner, reusable European rockets. 2. We have imaged the Sun’s South Pole for the first time ever, thanks to our Solar Orbiter spacecraft. 3. Proba-3 created an artificial solar eclipse in space, revealing the Sun’s corona in new detail.
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Going to the Moon was the first step. Staying there is the next ambition. 🌝 With 400 missions scheduled to launch for the Moon in the next two decades, Moonlight aims to be Europe’s first off-planet telecommunications and navigation service provider. Moonlight will be a constellation of five lunar satellites, that will connect to Earth via three dedicated ground stations, creating a data network spanning up to 400 000 km. The Moonlight satellites will be strategically positioned to prioritise c
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Mission Spotlight: ESA Member States Space Decisions by ESA
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