Today at ESA Headquarters the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Mr Igor Sergeevich…
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Surf the Web to see the Sun-dancing comet
Only the most dedicated of sky watchers will have seen the latest comet, called C/2002 V1…
Treaty officials assess how space could help
One international treaty official offered to a recent ESA workshop his motivation to participate in a…
Space camera blazes new terahertz trails
New imaging technology came to life when ESA’s StarTiger team captured the world’s first terahertz picture…
Loss of Columbia Online Forum
The loss of the Columbia crew is a tragedy that has touched us all. The families…
Update of European Science data of STS-107
First contacts with the operations and science teams of the three successful ESA instruments that transmitted…
Columbia investigation technical update Eurpoean view
Ron Dittemore, Shuttle Programme Manager, NASA/JSC, relating to the incident on 1st February, reconstructed the final…
ESA statement on Columbia
A day of loss and deep sorrow for the whole Space world The European Space Agency…
Landers feel the heat on space missions
Space is certainly a cold place, but spacecraft have to face extremely high temperatures when they…
Jules Verne– Europes first Automated Transfer Vehicle
Today, about 90 percent of the hardware for Jules Verne, Europes first Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV)…