Copernical Team
10 ways Sentinel-1 data lets us ‘see’ our world
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As the launch of the Sentinel-1C satellite approaches, we reflect on some of the many ways the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission has given us remarkable radar insights into our planet over the years.
OKEANOS—A mission that would have returned samples from the Trojan asteroids
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Transport phenomena and fundamental physics investigated in the microgravity of the ISS
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Proba-3 Media Kit
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Proba-3 Media Kit
Info for media on ESA's precision formation flying mission
Eclipse-maker: How Proba-3 subtracts the Sun
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Hidden in plain sight within the Sun’s glare is the ultra-hot yet ghostly faint solar corona, source of the solar wind and solar storms. The only way to see this key element of the Solar System is either through the remarkable cosmic coincidence that gives rise to total solar eclipses – the fact that the Sun is not only 400 times bigger than our Moon but also about 400 times further away, allowing it to cover the solar disc entirely – or else through artificial Sun-obscuring telescopes.
The engine of Japan's flagship new small rocket explodes during a test for a second time
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Next up to the moon: Firefly's Blue Ghost lander to ship soon to Florida
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Lockheed Martin to launch LM 400 partner to revolutionize maritime communications
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Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) has announced its latest technological advancement with the upcoming launch of the LM 400, a versatile mid-sized satellite designed for multi-mission capabilities. Following the completion of rigorous testing, the satellite is set to launch aboard a Firefly Aerospace Alpha rocket in the first half of 2025.
According to Jeff Schrader, vice president of strategy an China unveils cloud platform to expand remote-sensing data access
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China has officially launched the GEOVIS Cloud Open Platform, a public cloud service aimed at broadening access to aerospace information applications, including remote-sensing data. The platform, introduced on Friday, provides tools and services for diverse fields such as smart agriculture, environmental management, urban development, traffic oversight, and disaster monitoring.
This innova WEAVE's first results illuminate galactic collisions in Stephan's Quintet
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Using early observations from the William Herschel Telescope's Enhanced Area Velocity Explorer (WEAVE), a collaborative team of over 50 astronomers, led by Dr. Marina Arnaudova of the University of Hertfordshire, has unveiled key insights into Stephan's Quintet. These findings mark the first major scientific results produced by WEAVE, a cutting-edge spectrograph designed to transform galactic st