Saint-Hubert, May 23, 2003-The Canadian Space Agency’s MOST microsatellite is scheduled to blast into orbit on…
Month: May 2003
ESAs new education site goes live
Travelling through space and exploring new worlds fires most young peoples’ imagination. ESA’s new-look education site…
OSIRIS and Odin Mission Extended
The Canadian Space Agency has announced that the OSIRIS instrument (Optical Spectrograph and InfraRed Imager System),…
FIRST-TIME-EVER SNAPSHOT RELEASED OF MOTHER EARTH FROM MARS
Have you ever wondered what you would see if you were on Mars looking at the…
Mysterious ‘Garden-sprinkler’ nebula
There are many mysterious objects seen in the night sky which are not really well understood.…
Distant doctors make their rounds via satellite
ESA telemedicine technology enables specialist physicians to perform detailed patient consultations from hundreds of kilometres away.…
FROZEN LIGHT RESEARCH HOLDS PROMISE
NASA-funded research at Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., that literally stops light in its tracks, may someday…
NEW VIEWS OF BIGGEST CONSTRUCTION SITES IN UNIVERSE
Images made by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory have revealed two distant cosmic construction sites buzzing with…
Mars Express Coverge Details
On 2 June at 19:45 CEST (Central European Summer Time, 17.45 GMT/UTC) ESA’s Mars Express satellite…
ESA’s Cluster solved an auroral puzzle
ESA’s four Cluster spacecraft have made a remarkable set of observations that has led to a…