Aeolus Wind Satellite: ESA Reveals Animation Based On The Final Images Of the Spacecraft Taken Before Its Fiery Demise

Medicine & Technology Sep 12, 2023

The Aeolus satellite was the first to monitor terrestrial winds and to attempt an assisted reentry. Read to learn more.

ESA’s Euclid Space Telescope Releases First Images, Marks Beginning of Quest for Dark Energy

Aug 01, 2023

European Space Agency (ESA) released the first photos obtained by the Euclid space telescope. Continue reading to understand its significance in studying dark energy and more.

China Rocket Crash: How Did NASA, ESA’s Space Chiefs React to Chinese Long March 5B Rocket’s Uncontrolled Reentry to Earth?

Jul 04, 2023

NASA and ESA's space chiefs blasted China after Long March 5B rocket booster fell back to Earth. Continue reading to learn more.

What’s Next for ESA’s Euclid Space Telescope After ‘Fantastic Launch’?

Jul 03, 2023

Europe's spacecraft Euclid just launched. Continue reading to know what will happen to it in the coming months.

European Space Agency To Investigate Dark Energy and Dark Matter With Euclid Space Telescope

Jul 01, 2023

Humanity only knows 5% of the universe. A part of Euclid's mission is to map out 36% of the observable sky. Learn more.

BepiColombo Spacecraft’s Captured Images During Its Third Flyby Reveal Geologic Features on the Surface of Mercury

Jun 21, 2023

European spacecraft BepiColombo got a close approach to the surface of Mercury and captured up-close views of the planet. Find out more about the brief flyby in this article.

ESA’s BepiColombo Spacecraft Will Make Flyby To Reduce Speed, Enter Mercury’s Orbit in 2025

Jun 20, 2023

The BepiColombo spacecraft is making a close flyby to Mercury to slow down its speed. Continue reading to learn more.

ESA Euclid Space Telescope With Infrared Detectors Will Look Into Dark Matter: Report

Jun 19, 2023

The ESA's Euclid mission will examine the dark matter and dark energy in space. Continue reading to learn the details.

International Space Station Is the Biggest Structure in Space, But Who Owns It?

Jun 18, 2023

NASA, Roscosmos, and the European Space Agency are the ISS' major partners. Read to learn more.

Frying in Space? European Space Agency Explains How It Could Be Possible To Fry in Microgravity

Jun 04, 2023

While frying may seem easy, there are actually complex chemistry and physics principles that take place behind the activity. Now, the European Space Agency has been exploring how it may be possible to fry in microgravity conditions. Read to learn more.

Massive Asteroid 2023 HP1 Makes Close Approach to Earth, NASA Warns

May 07, 2023

Asteroid 2023 HP1 is projected to move at a speed of 26,000 mph. Read to learn more.

ESA's Solar Orbiter Captures Tiny Magnetic Phenomenon on Sun's Outer Atmosphere That Makes It So Hot

Apr 18, 2023

ESA's Solar Orbiter could have possibly unraveled the 80-year-old enigma of why the outer atmosphere of the Sun is excessively hot. Check out this article to learn more.

ESA's Juice Satellite Successfully Blasted Into Space Now on Its Way to Jupiter in Search of Extraterrestrial Life

Apr 15, 2023

ESA's Juice satellite launched from the French Guiana spaceport, marking the beginning of its eight-year journey to the Jovian system.

First Exoplanet Discovered Through Direct Imaging, Precision Astrometry Using Subaru Telescope

Apr 15, 2023

Data from the Subaru Telescope and other space telescopes of ESA helped in the discovery of the first exoplanet found through direct imaging and precision astrometry. Read the article to learn more.

Juice Satellite Set To Launch This Week To Investigate Jupiter's Large Ocean-bearing Moons

Apr 12, 2023

Juice satellite will be launched from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana on Thursday to mark the start of its eight-year journey to the Jovian system. Read the article to learn more.