Copernical Team
New Boost! call for commercial space transportation services is open

European private sector companies developing commercial space transportation services are invited to submit proposals to ESA for co-funding and access to the space agency’s expertise and facilities. This new Boost! programme call for proposals is open through 2025, and follows a successful initial round that closed at the end of 2022.
Don't Dream and Drive: Sols 3764-3765
What a contrast! When I look to my right, snow is accumulating on my window (yes, I am under the roof, if you are wondering) and in front of me are pictures of a beautiful red landscape! I am sure you have seen this beautiful mosaic, and we are still very close to that area. Such a stunning view!
And now my brain wonders if there ever was snow falling, dancing, quietly, covering it all in #SocialSpace: Apply to join Juice launch at ESA mission control - CLOSED
ESA's Kiruna celebrates 30 years of space excellence
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September 2020 - ESA's Kiruna ground station in northern Sweden celebrates 30 years of space excellence. Near the top of the world, at a latitude of almost 68° north and sited 38 kilometres east of Kiruna town, the Kiruna ground station has been operational for 30 years. Ideally positioned to support polar-orbiting missions, the station is a crucial gateway for much of the data enabling us to study our planet's oceans, water and atmosphere, forecast weather and understand the rapid advance of climate change. With its two sophisticated antennas, it also supports some of ESA’s scientific missions
Huge satellite shipping container arrives in Cannes
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Huge satellite shipping container arrives in Cannes The ESAIL maritime satellite
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The ESAIL maritime satellite A sample is transferred for COVID-19 testing inside the mobile bio-lab in Piedmont
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A sample is transferred for COVID-19 testing inside the mobile bio-lab in Piedmont First Eurostar Neo satellite's service module
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First Eurostar Neo satellite's service module Four astronauts fly SpaceX back home, end 5-month mission

Lunar telescope will search for ancient radio waves
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory are leading a new effort to land a radio telescope on the moon. If successful, the project will mark the first step towards exploring the Dark Ages of the universe.
The Dark Ages are an early era of cosmological history starting about 380,000 years after the Big Bang. There were no stars or planets in the Da 
