
Copernical Team
EDRS: the space data highway

The European Data Relay System, or EDRS, uses cutting-edge laser technology to greatly reduce the time it takes for information to be sent from low-Earth orbiting spacecraft – such as the Earth observing Sentinel satellites – to Earth.
The system makes Earth observation information available in almost real-time, which can help disaster management workers and the emergency services accelerate their responses to natural crises.
Known as the ‘space data highway’, it currently consists of an extensive network of European ground stations and control centres, and two sister satellites: EDRS-A and EDRS-C. Both are in geostationary orbit at an altitude
The naming of Tooley crater

Satnav antenna built for ends of the Earth

A new ESA-supported wide-bandwidth satnav antenna has been designed to receive both satellite and augmentation signals from anywhere in the sky, even down to just a couple of degrees above the horizon.
When galaxies collide

AI: ensuring that humans remain in the center

Hot Fire met many objectives, test assessment underway

NASA Marshall, SpaceX team celebrates engines of success

Axiom Space reveals historic first private crew to visit ISS

Motiv Space Systems and JPL to develop robotic arm for extreme cold environments

UN and UK sign agreement to promote space sustainability
