Euclid Telescope Captures Stunning View of Distant Galaxy
The European Space Agency's Euclid telescope has delivered a stunning new image of spiral galaxy NGC 646, showcasing its mission to map the dark universe.
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Solar Storms Pose Growing Threat to Global Air Travel
Recent disruptions to an Airbus flight have highlighted the growing risks that solar storms and space weather pose to modern aviation's critical electronic and navigation systems.
#Space Weather#Aviation Safety#Solar Storms
Blue Origin to Fly First Wheelchair User to Edge of Space
Aerospace engineer Michi Benthaus is set to become the first wheelchair user to travel to the edge of space on an upcoming Blue Origin New Shepard flight.
#Blue Origin#Space Tourism#Accessibility
Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Flares Up in New Images
New images from NASA's Hubble and ESA's Juice spacecraft show interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS glowing with activity ahead of its close approach to Earth on Dec. 19.
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Europe Details Ambitious Plan for Argonaut Moon Lander
The European Space Agency has selected an industrial team led by Thales Alenia Space to build its Argonaut lunar lander, targeting a 2030 mission to the Moon.
#ESA#Argonaut#Lunar Lander
SpaceX to Launch Critical Ocean-Monitoring Satellite for NASA and ESA
SpaceX is set to launch the Sentinel-6B satellite, a crucial ocean-monitoring mission for NASA and the European Space Agency, to track global sea-level rise.
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Belfast-Born Astrophysicist Prepares for Space Mission to ISS
Belfast-born astrophysicist Dr. Rosemary Coogan is preparing for her first space mission to the International Space Station after being selected by the ESA.
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ESA Launches Sentinel-1D to Enhance Earth Observation
The European Space Agency has successfully launched the Copernicus Sentinel-1D satellite, which will enhance global Earth observation for disaster and environmental monitoring.
#ESA#Copernicus#Sentinel-1D
ESA Satellites Expose Amazon Deforestation Ahead of COP30
New high-resolution satellite imagery from the European Space Agency reveals extensive deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, providing critical data ahead of the COP30 climate conference.
#ESA#Deforestation#Amazon Rainforest
How Space Food Is Being Reinvented for Deep Space Travel
For astronauts on long missions, food is a crucial link to home. Discover how the European Space Agency is innovating nutrition for future travel to the Moon and Mars.
#Space Exploration#Food Technology#ESA
Europe and Africa Deepen Space Partnership Through Joint Training
The European and African Space Agencies have concluded a joint training course for 30 young engineers, strengthening a strategic partnership in space.
#ESA#AfSA#Space Engineering
Eyes on Venus: A New Wave of Missions to Explore Earth's Twin
A new wave of international missions is set to explore Venus in the next decade, but NASA's ambitious plans face uncertain futures due to budget cuts.
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