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expande Walking on the Moon – underwater(Opens New Window)
4/17/18 10:28 AM

It’s one of the deepest ‘swimming pools’ in Europe, but for three years has been helping preparations for a human return to the Moon. ESA’s Neutral Buoyancy Facility at the European Astronaut Centre has been the site of the ‘Moondive’ study, using specially weighted spacesuits to simulate lunar gravity, which is just one sixth that of Earth.

expande Storm hunter in position(Opens New Window)
4/13/18 8:20 PM

The Atmosphere-Space Interactions Monitor, also known as the Space Storm Hunter, was installed today outside the European space laboratory Columbus.

expande Mars impact crater or supervolcano?(Opens New Window)
4/12/18 11:00 AM

These images from ESA’s Mars Express show a crater named Ismenia Patera on the Red Planet. Its origin remains uncertain: did a meteorite smash into the surface or could it be the remnants of a supervolcano?

expande Top tomatoes thanks to Mars missions (Opens New Window)
4/12/18 7:47 AM

Next time you eat a tomato or sweet pepper, take a closer look, because there’s a good chance that its healthy appearance is thanks to one of US President Barack Obama’s speeches and ESA research for sending people on long space missions.

expande Mars Express v2.0(Opens New Window)
4/11/18 7:33 AM

Every so often, your smartphone or tablet receives new software to improve its functionality and extend its life. Now, ESA’s Mars Express is getting a fresh install, delivered across over 150 million km of space.

expande Swarm tracks elusive ocean magnetism(Opens New Window)
4/10/18 1:00 PM

The magnetic field is arguably one of the most mysterious features of our planet. ESA’s Swarm mission is continually yielding more insight into how our protective shield is generated, how it behaves and how it is changing. Adding yet another string to its bow, Swarm is now tracking changes in the magnetic field produced in the oceans in more detail that ever before.

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expande Walking on the Moon – underwater(Opens New Window)
4/17/18 10:28 AM

It’s one of the deepest ‘swimming pools’ in Europe, but for three years has been helping preparations for a human return to the Moon. ESA’s Neutral Buoyancy Facility at the European Astronaut Centre has been the site of the ‘Moondive’ study, using specially weighted spacesuits to simulate lunar gravity, which is just one sixth that of Earth.

expande Storm hunter in position(Opens New Window)
4/13/18 8:20 PM

The Atmosphere-Space Interactions Monitor, also known as the Space Storm Hunter, was installed today outside the European space laboratory Columbus.

expande Mars impact crater or supervolcano?(Opens New Window)
4/12/18 11:00 AM

These images from ESA’s Mars Express show a crater named Ismenia Patera on the Red Planet. Its origin remains uncertain: did a meteorite smash into the surface or could it be the remnants of a supervolcano?

expande Top tomatoes thanks to Mars missions (Opens New Window)
4/12/18 7:47 AM

Next time you eat a tomato or sweet pepper, take a closer look, because there’s a good chance that its healthy appearance is thanks to one of US President Barack Obama’s speeches and ESA research for sending people on long space missions.

expande Mars Express v2.0(Opens New Window)
4/11/18 7:33 AM

Every so often, your smartphone or tablet receives new software to improve its functionality and extend its life. Now, ESA’s Mars Express is getting a fresh install, delivered across over 150 million km of space.

expande Swarm tracks elusive ocean magnetism(Opens New Window)
4/10/18 1:00 PM

The magnetic field is arguably one of the most mysterious features of our planet. ESA’s Swarm mission is continually yielding more insight into how our protective shield is generated, how it behaves and how it is changing. Adding yet another string to its bow, Swarm is now tracking changes in the magnetic field produced in the oceans in more detail that ever before.

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expande Space Educational Activities showcased at the 2nd SSEA Symposium(Opens New Window)
4/18/18 11:47 AM

Last week the 2nd Symposium on Space Educational Activities took place at the Budapest University of Economics and Technology (BME) in Budapest, Hungary.

expande Participate in the ESA Academy’s Product Assurance Awareness Training Course(Opens New Window)
2/23/18 12:11 PM

Following the successful Product Assurance and Safety Training Course given in 2017, ESA’s Education Office is happy to announce this year’s new edition, now called ESA Academy’s Product Assurance Awareness Training Course (PAA), which will take place between 29 May - 1 June 2018 at ESA-ESEC in Redu, Belgium. 

expande European Youth Event 2018(Opens New Window)
4/6/18 10:24 AM

The European Youth Event (EYE) will take place at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France on 1 and 2 June 2018. It is a unique opportunity for young Europeans to make their voices heard.

During the event, young people will exchange ideas and perspectives on youth-related issues, develop innovative solutions to crucial questions for the future, and meet with European decision-makers and speakers with a wide range of professional experience.

The EYE 2018 will include a large variety of activities run under the slogan “The plan is to fan this spark into a flame.” (Hamilton, My Shot) . Coordinated through ESA’s Education Office, the EYE event will feature exciting talks from ESA speakers, including astronaut Paolo Nespoli, who will address how space is generating innovation and new opportunities for society.

expande University students complete ESA’s Human Space Physiology Training Course 2018(Opens New Window)
4/3/18 2:04 PM

What is it really like to live in space? What happens to the body in microgravity? How do astronauts adapt to the extreme conditions of space travel? These questions, and more, were investigated by students participating in the Human Space Physiology Training Course 2018. Covering four days from 20 – 23 March 2018, this innovative course was a collaboration between ESA’s Education Office and the Space Medicine Team.

expande Call for applications: ESA/ELGRA Gravity Related Research Summer School 2018(Opens New Window)
3/27/18 3:55 PM

Following the success of the first two editions of the ESA/ELGRA Gravity Related Research Summer School, ESA Education Office and the European Low Gravity Research Association (ELGRA) have decided to repeat this fruitful collaboration and organise a third edition. Applications are now open!

expande Selected team for Drop Your Thesis! 2018 announced(Opens New Window)
12/19/17 3:35 PM

ESA Education is pleased to announce the Land3U team has been selected to develop and perform their experiment in microgravity conditions for the Drop Your Thesis! 2018 programme.

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