
Copernical Team
ESA’s site for laser and quantum links marks 25 years

ESA’s Optical Ground Station, perched high on the slopes of Tenerife’s Mount Teide volcano, has now been peering skyward for a quarter of a century. Originally designed for laser-based communications with satellites, it is today additionally employed for tracking space debris and near-Earth asteroids as well as supporting world-class science: this year’s Physics Nobel Prize winner used the station for a quantum teleportation experiment that extended to the neighboring island of La Palma.
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X-37B orbital test vehicle concludes sixth mission

Hundreds of Renesas rad-hard chips protecting Artemis 1 on lunar mission

NASA Webb Telescope micrometeoroid mitigation update

Astronomers capitalize on early access to James Webb Space Telescope data

Webb draws back curtain on universe's early galaxies

Webb observations point to a shorter cosmic dark age

Massive Volcanism May Have Altered Ancient Venus' Climate

Humanity to go back to the moon. Ukrainian contribution to the space science
