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expande ESA marks #Asteroid Day(Opens New Window)
6/21/17 4:50 PM

The United Nations has declared 30 June to be International Asteroid Day, and ESA is joining other space agencies, astronauts, scientists and even rock stars for a 24-hour global telethon.

expande Proba-V images Portuguese forest fire(Opens New Window)
6/21/17 3:03 PM

ESA’s Proba-V minisatellite has captured the forest fire raging in central Portugal, revealing blackened scars and columns of smoke as well as pinpointing active fire hotspots.

expande Gravitational wave mission selected, planet-hunting mission moves forward(Opens New Window)
6/20/17 4:30 PM

The LISA trio of satellites to detect gravitational waves from space has been selected as the third large-class mission in ESA’s Science programme, while the Plato exoplanet hunter moves into development.

expande Return to the blue(Opens New Window)
6/19/17 5:03 PM

How do you prepare for space missions on Earth? One way is to simulate an expedition into space underwater. Yesterday, six aquanauts dived almost 20 m to the sea floor where they will spend 10 days living and working below the waves.

expande Magnetic space tug could target dead satellites(Opens New Window)
6/19/17 8:44 AM

Derelict satellites could in future be grappled and removed from key orbits around Earth with a space tug using magnetic forces.

expande Keeping the rhythm in space(Opens New Window)
6/15/17 9:38 AM

Space is an inhospitable environment for the human body but we adapt remarkably well. Within hours, the brain adjusts to the lack of an up or down, as if floating is all it has ever known. Now researchers are learning how our internal clock similarly adjusts to the restrictions of space. An ESA-sponsored experiment has found that while you can take the body out of Earth, you can’t take an Earth-based rhythm out of the body. 

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expande ESA marks #Asteroid Day(Opens New Window)
6/21/17 4:50 PM

The United Nations has declared 30 June to be International Asteroid Day, and ESA is joining other space agencies, astronauts, scientists and even rock stars for a 24-hour global telethon.

expande Proba-V images Portuguese forest fire(Opens New Window)
6/21/17 3:03 PM

ESA’s Proba-V minisatellite has captured the forest fire raging in central Portugal, revealing blackened scars and columns of smoke as well as pinpointing active fire hotspots.

expande Gravitational wave mission selected, planet-hunting mission moves forward(Opens New Window)
6/20/17 4:30 PM

The LISA trio of satellites to detect gravitational waves from space has been selected as the third large-class mission in ESA’s Science programme, while the Plato exoplanet hunter moves into development.

expande Return to the blue(Opens New Window)
6/19/17 5:03 PM

How do you prepare for space missions on Earth? One way is to simulate an expedition into space underwater. Yesterday, six aquanauts dived almost 20 m to the sea floor where they will spend 10 days living and working below the waves.

expande Magnetic space tug could target dead satellites(Opens New Window)
6/19/17 8:44 AM

Derelict satellites could in future be grappled and removed from key orbits around Earth with a space tug using magnetic forces.

expande Keeping the rhythm in space(Opens New Window)
6/15/17 9:38 AM

Space is an inhospitable environment for the human body but we adapt remarkably well. Within hours, the brain adjusts to the lack of an up or down, as if floating is all it has ever known. Now researchers are learning how our internal clock similarly adjusts to the restrictions of space. An ESA-sponsored experiment has found that while you can take the body out of Earth, you can’t take an Earth-based rhythm out of the body. 

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expande Students discover value of Product Assurance and Safety for space missions(Opens New Window)
6/26/17 5:31 PM

A group of ambitious university students have completed a new ESA Academy’s training course on Product Assurance and Safety (PA&S) developed in collaboration ESA’s Product Assurance and Safety Department. Held at the ESa Academy’s Training and Learning Centre at the European space Security and Education Centre (ESEC) in Belgium, this was an excellent opportunity for the students to discover more about this important field of work.

expande Students wanted for the Rosetta Science Operations Scheduling Legacy Workshop(Opens New Window)
6/23/17 9:57 AM

Between 2014 and 2016, ESA’s comet mission Rosetta commanded the world’s attention. Although the most publicly visible moment came in November 2014 with the bumpy landing of Philae onto the surface of the comet, the whole two years at the comet presented unique challenges for the Rosetta team and in particular the Rosetta science operations group who performed the science scheduling of the mission.

expande Space standards prove a hit with students(Opens New Window)
6/21/17 11:31 AM

The ESA Academy has provided yet another successful training course to university students from ESA Member and Associate Member States contemplating a career in the aerospace sector. 

expande Host selected for 2nd Symposium on Space Educational Activities (Opens New Window)
6/15/17 3:32 PM

ESA’s Education Office is delighted to announce that the Budapest University of Technology and Economics has been selected as the host of the 2nd Symposium on Space Educational Activities to be held in April 2018!

expande Applications open: student experiments wanted for high-altitude science(Opens New Window)
6/14/17 2:15 PM

The ESA Education office in collaboration with The Swedish National Space Board (SNSB) and the German Space Agency (DLR) are offering university students the exciting chance to send their experiments into the stratosphere or mesosphere. 

expande Call for applications for the Ladybird Guide to Spacecraft Operations training course(Opens New Window)
6/14/17 9:57 AM

Following the success of the first edition  of the ESA Academy’s Ladybird Guide to Spacecraft Operations training course in October 2016, ESA’s Education Office is offering 22 university students the opportunity to participate again in this course and learn about the fascinating world of spacecraft operations. 

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