ESA’s Mars Express Orbiter Captures Massive Scar-Like Canyon on the Red Planet; Experts Investigate the Origin of Aganippe Fossa

Medicine & Technology Jul 09, 2024

Images from ESA show a massive, lava-leaking scar larger than the Grand Canyon stretching across the surface of Mars. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Dragon Program Conference Highlights Transition to New Phase in Recent ESA-China Climate Change Agreement

Jun 27, 2024

Read about the Dragon Program Conference and its highlight of the new phase in the recent climate change agreement between China and ESA. Find out more!

NASA and ESA Discover Rapidly Cooling Neutron Stars: Clues to the Universe’s Most Exotic Matter

Jun 21, 2024

Discover NASA and ESA's findings on rapidly cooling neutron stars and unravel the mysteries of the universe’s most exotic matter. Read the full article now!

XRISM Telescope Works but Door Covering Spectrometer Resolve Is Jammed

Jun 13, 2024

XRISM's primary instrument, Resolve, is working as planned, but its aperture door has remained closed. Continue reading to know the full story.

World’s First Metal 3D Printer for Space Successfully Deposits Liquefied Test Lines Inside ESA Research Module

Jun 07, 2024

The first metal 3D printing aboard the International Space Station was successfully conducted at ESA’s Columbus laboratory module. Check this article to learn more.

ESA’s Swarm Satellites Discovers STEVE’s Twin That Appears at Dawn [Study]

Jun 05, 2024

Gabriel Arne Hofstra saw something strange and STEVE-like in a photograph on Dec. 28, 2021, later identified as STEVE's twin. Continue reading to learn more.

ESA's Vega-C Rocket Nears Return to Flight With Successful Tests Eyeing 2024 Relaunch

May 31, 2024

ESA's Vega-C rocket nears return to flight with successful tests, targeting a 2024 relaunch. Stay updated on this critical milestone in European space exploration. Read more!

Euclid Space Telescope Unveils Sharp Images of Millions of Different Celestial Objects, Galaxies From a Day’s Worth of Observation

May 24, 2024

Euclid project scientists said the initial photos from the telescope exceeded their expectations. Continue reading to learn more.

European Space Agency Goes to NASA for Mars Rover Launch Using Pioneering Nuclear Power Source After Splitting with Russia

May 22, 2024

The European Space Agency partners with NASA for a Mars rover launch, featuring a pioneering nuclear power source. Learn about this groundbreaking collaboration post-split with Russia. Read now!

9-Year-Old Wally the Emotional Support Alligator Stolen; What Is the Purpose of ESA?

Apr 29, 2024

Wally, Joie Henney's emotional support alligator, has been missing for over a week already. Continue reading to learn the full story.

Small Dark Formations on the Red Planet's Surface Appear Like Spider in Photos Captured by ESA's Mars Express

Apr 26, 2024

One photo captured by ESA's Mars Express showed what appeared to be a swarm of black spiders on Mars. Continue reading to learn what it is.

ESA Initiates De-Icing Mission for Euclid's Optics Amidst Ice Formation in Space's Freezing Cold

Mar 25, 2024

ESA's Euclid Observatory is on a six-year journey probing the Universe's evolution and dark energy theories, despite ice formation challenges in space. Read the article to learn more details.

2 of Milky Way's Earliest Building Blocks Determined Using ESA's Gaia

Mar 22, 2024

Researchers found two components that could be among the earliest building blocks of the Milky Way. Continue reading to learn more.

Satellite ERS-2's Epic Farewell: Photos Capture Dramatic Reentry After Three Decades in Orbit

Feb 26, 2024

Australian company HEO's satellites captured ESA's ERS-2 satellite's atmospheric descent, offering dramatic images for the UK Space Agency. Check them out in this article.

ESA's ERS-2 Satellite Safely Burns Up Over North Pacific Upon Reentry After 30 Years in Orbit

Feb 22, 2024

ESA's 5,000-pound satellite, launched in 1995 and declared dead in 2011, crashed to Earth hours after its predicted reentry. Continue reading to learn more details.