
Copernical Team
Satellites provide crucial insights into Arctic amplification

The Arctic, once again at the forefront of climate change, is experiencing disproportionately higher temperature increases compared to the rest of the planet, triggering a series of cascading effects known as Arctic amplification. As concerns continue to grow, satellites developed by ESA have become indispensable tools in understanding and addressing the complex dynamics at play and the far-reaching consequences for the environment and human societies.
A lab deep underground could hold the key to habitability on Mars

Northrop Grumman ships IBCS to Poland for WISLA Air Defense system

AFRL conducts Swarm technology demonstration

A new tool for deforestation detection

Mapping the shallow seabed of the Mediterranean coast using satellite images

Military drones are swarming the skies of Ukraine and other conflicts

North Korea's Kim Jong Un says spy satellite ready for launch

Around the bed in 60 days

Lying in bed for a full 60 days – with one shoulder always touching the mattress – might sound like bliss, but add cycling, spinning and constant medical tests to the equation and it becomes a challenging experience for the sake of human space exploration.
ESA receives Space for Climate Protection Award

ESA has been presented the ‘Space for Climate Protection’ Special Award by the International Astronautical Federation during the Global Space Conference on Climate Change – currently taking place in Oslo, Norway.