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

Medicine & Technology May 24, 2024

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

European Space Agency, NASA Partner With Airbus for the Success of European Service Module on Artemis Mission

Feb 10, 2023

The incredible collaboration between the European Space Agency, NASA, and Airbus is key to developing the European Service Module. Learn about its crucial role in deep space missions here by reading now.

Atmospheric Gases Look Like a Celestial Snake Slithering on Sun’s Surface, But May Possibly Hint a Huge Explosion

Nov 15, 2022

ESA's Solar Orbiter captures footages of celestial snake slithering beneath the sun's surface and might precursor huge explosion. Know more about this news here.

European Space Agency Released Haunting Audio of Earth's Magnetic Field [LISTEN]

Oct 31, 2022

The European Space Agency revealed an audio clip of the Earth's rumbling magnetic field. Listen to what it states here, read now!

ESA Solar Orbiter Successful Venus Flyby Captures the Nearest Image of the Sun

Sep 05, 2022

ESA once again successfully achieved a Venus flyby that helps capture the Sun's image. To know more about it, continue reading this post.

European Space Agency Officially Terminates Partnership With Russia's Roscosmos for Mars Mission ExoMars Rover

Jul 14, 2022

The European Space Agency (ESA) cut ties with Russia as it announced the termination of its collaboration with Roscosmos for the Mars mission ExoMars rover. Continue reading for the details.

European Space Agency, Arianespace's Vega C Rocket Successfully Launched After 2-Hour Delay

Jul 13, 2022

European Space Agency (ESA) Vega C rocket operated by Arianespace successfully launched Wednesday. Read more to know the full details.

Space App Camp: Here's How to Join ESA's Event to Win $2,900 in Creating an App to Make Earth Data Public

Jun 23, 2021

Take part in the European Space Agency's (ESA) Space App Camp that aims to develop an app that makes Earth observation data more accessible to a wide range of people using their smartphones and personal devices.

ESA Announces Last Call for Astronaut and "Parastronaut" Positions; Here's How To Apply

Jun 18, 2021

The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced the last call for interested people to join their space crew - including people with physical disabilities and people standing below 130cm (about 4'3").

Belgian Nanosatellite Carries Finland's Remote Sensing Technology To Space

Sep 07, 2020

PICASSO, the first CubeSat nanosatellite mission for the Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA-IASB), will carry technology developed by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Ltd. to conduct scientific studies in Earth orbit.

Vega Rocket Returns To Service, Carries 53 Satellites To Orbit

Sep 03, 2020

The European Vega rocket returns to work by carrying 53 satellites into orbit, lifting off from South America's Guiana Space Center on Wednesday evening, September 2.

NASA Uses ESA's LISA Pathfinder Spacecraft To Find Traces Of Dust ‘Crumbs’ Left By Comets & Asteroids

Apr 19, 2017

NASA wants to map the dust trails of comets and asteroids in space using ESA's LISA Pathfinder.

European Space Agency Plans To Install 3D-Printed Village On The Moon By 2030

Jan 04, 2016

The European Space Agency wants to focus more on an installment of a Moon village to test out outer space living conditions before sending manned missions to Mars and beyond.

European Space Agency May Have Discovered a Supervolcano on Mars

May 25, 2015

The European Space Agency has found what it believes to be a supervolcano on the surface of Mars that could be the Red Planet's equivalent of Yellowstone. The massive crater has been measured to be 40 kilometers by 30 kilometers and drops as low as 1,750 meters.