Creotech Instruments secures €52 million ESA contract to build Polish satellite constellation CAMILA
U.S. Space Force lays out battle plan for space in new ‘warfighting’ guide
The document, titled “Space Warfighting: A Framework for Planners,” outlines how U.S.
It's time to build a space telescope interferometer—this could be the first step
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Multilateral coordination will be needed for commercial space stations
Bill Nye on NASA budget cuts & key space issues
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NASA safety panel warns of increasing risks to ISS operations
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Earth from Space: Giza, Egypt
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This very high-resolution image captures the Egyptian city of Giza and its surrounding area, including the world-famous Giza Pyramid Complex. ESA School Days 2025 at ESRIN
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From 7 to 11 April, ESA's Centre for Earth Observation in Frascati, ESRIN, hosted the 2025 edition of ESA School Days, welcoming almost 1400 young students.
The event kicked off with primary school students (4th and 5th grades) visiting during the first three days, followed by secondary school students on the final two days.
Throughout the week, 35 schools from across Italy engaged in presentations and laboratories, delving into the diverse space activities conducted at ESA’s establishment.
This initiative, which included contributions from ESERO Italia and the Italian Space Agency (ASI), aims to inspire and engage the next generation of STEM
States bid to host a revamped NASA headquarters
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