Latest reporting on European space-tech: funding, launches, ESA contracts, satellite operators and defense-space.

European Space Agency footage details the specialized procedures required to maintain life support systems and manage dust accumulation aboard the International Space Station.

ESA bolsters its Earth-monitoring fleet with the successful orbital deployment of the FLEX fluorescence explorer and the Sentinel-3C imagery platform, securing long-term environmental data continuity.

ESA and JAXA’s BepiColombo mission has successfully jettisoned its Mercury Transfer Module (MTM), marking the end of its seven-year interplanetary cruise and initiating the final phase of orbital insertion.

The European Space Agency evaluates its position in the global lunar and Martian race, prioritizing independent logistics and industrial sovereignty.

The European Space Agency records a series of critical operational achievements across lunar and orbital domains, reinforcing the continent's logistical capabilities in deep space and Earth monitoring.

New observations indicate that the behavioral patterns of supermassive black holes mirror the plasma eruptions and coronal shifts observed in our own Sun, suggesting a unified physical mechanism across scales.

A retrospective analysis by the European Space Agency suggests that modern Galileo satellite navigation could have theoretically reduced the legendary decade-long voyage of Odysseus to a direct route.

A high-altitude observation mission has successfully recorded the thermal breakup of a satellite entering Earth's atmosphere, providing critical data on orbital debris mitigation.

European Space Agency data highlights the intensive physiological maintenance required for long-duration orbital missions, detailing a 200-day deployment involving high-frequency resistive exercise.