It is hard to overstate the scale of the humanitarian emergency unfolding in Sudan’s strife-torn Darfur…
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Sptlight on space debris
At closing speeds reaching 50 thousand kilometres per hour, even the smallest bits of space debris…
Mouth of the Danube from Space
Flanked by imposing mountains, one of Europe’s principal rivers reaches its end in this Envisat image.…
Underwater Robotic Arm
The WET model of the European Robotic Arm (ERA) was comprehensively inspected and tested at the…
Student Satellite almost ready for space
Building a satellite takes years and costs millions. Well, not always. Nearly one hundred students from…
Rock N Roll heading for Titan
Lalala, Bald James Dean, Hot Time and No Love are all heading for Titan. It is…
Space made maps help aid workers
The map is not the territory, runs the famous quote, but maps do represent an unparalleled…
Developing a space project
If you have a good idea for a satellite, how do you translate it into a…
Robots helpers in space
A big advantage of space robots is that they need neither food nor drink and can…
First ever Space Council
The first ever European ‘Space Council’ was held in Brussels on November 25. This is a…