
Copernical Team
Giant A-68A iceberg loses chunk of ice

A large block of ice has broken off the northern tip of the A-68A iceberg as seen in new images captured by the Copernicus Sentinel-3 mission.
ESA partnering on UK’s new space thruster test site

Today marks the start of final assembly of the UK’s new National Space Propulsion Facility. ESA is providing technical oversight and financial backing for the facility, which is being equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure to test the most powerful engines used to shift the orbits of space missions.
Interplanetary internet & cameras in space: ESA’s OPS-SAT first results

OPS-SAT is the world’s first open, in-orbit testbed for new spacecraft software and applications. By conducting low-cost, low-risk experiments with OPS-SAT, teams from across Europe are ushering in a new era for European spaceflight innovation and commercial opportunity.
Terahertz security for e-shopping centres – and US border

COVID-19 has revolutionised security practices along with other parts of everyday life: screening people via personal ‘patdowns’ is no longer safe. ESA-developed passive terahertz technology – enabling the detection of items hidden under clothing from a distance – is helping to fill the gap. The US Customs and Border Protection agency is among the latest of more than 200 users of the technology, deploying it to secure the US border.
US Space Command claims Russia conducted anti-satellite missile test

Advancing innovation and collaboration across the space enterprise

Unibap becomes a member of AWS Partner Network for SpaceCloud

NASA releases best practices handbook to help improve space safety

Microchip adds COTS 64Mbit flash memory device to its radiation-tolerant lineup

'Chaotic' way to create insectlike gaits for robots
