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The astronaut wears Prada as Axiom unveils new spacesuit
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Researchers simulate moon dust collection with teleoperated robots
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Hubble captures intricacies of R Aquarii
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The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has provided a dramatic and colourful close-up look at one of the most boisterous stars in our galaxy, weaving a huge spiral pattern among the stars. Hubble's images capturing its details and its evolution are featured by a unique timelapse video.
Moving ahead with Italy’s constellation of Earth observation satellites
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Today, during the 75th International Astronautical Congress taking place in Milan, Italy, ESA signed the extension of contracts with Argotec and Thales Alenia Space Italia (TASI) for the production of the second batch of IRIDE satellites – a future Earth observation constellation designed to monitor environmental changes and support critical services in Italy.
ESA recognition for excellent space companies
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ESA spends over 5 billion euros annually on procurement, relying on robust, high precision engineering as well as innovative ideas for its space missions, where the quality of ESA suppliers is paramount. ESA recently presented three space companies with prestigious awards for excellence and innovation.
IAC 2024 - Day 3
Building Vega-C flight VV25 on its launch pad
ESA partners with D-Orbit for first in-orbit servicing mission
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ESA is advancing space sustainability through its inaugural in-orbit servicing mission, RISE. The agency has signed a euro 119 million contract with D-Orbit, acting as the co-funding prime contractor, to lead this initiative.
The RISE mission will demonstrate the capability to safely rendezvous, Zero Debris Charter gains global momentum
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The issue of space debris is a challenge that demands a coordinated international response. In a significant development, New Zealand and Mexico became the first non-European nations to sign the Zero Debris Charter, underscoring the growing global commitment to enhancing space safety and sustainability.
"The Zero Debris Charter signals Europe's unwavering commitment to be a world leader in Q-Tech introduces first fully space-qualified multiple-output TCXOs
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Q-Tech Corporation, a global leader in space-qualified crystal oscillators and frequency control solutions, has unveiled the QT8220 Series, the industry's first multiple-output temperature-controlled crystal oscillators (TCXOs) qualified for full space applications. Each QT8220 device provides two to four CMOS outputs, packaged in a hermetically sealed 32-pin Flatpack, offering substantial benef 
