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Solar antics

The Sun’s recent activity has caught the interest of scientists and space weather forecasters worldwide, highlighting the need to keep a watchful eye on our star and its awesome power. To source

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500 new European companies from space

Thousands of new jobs and boosted local economies are the direct results from ESA’s investment in young companies through its business incubators, which have now fostered more than 500 start-ups that adapt space technology and satellite services for use on Earth. To source

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Travel app wins top prize at App Camp

An app that uses satellite imagery to give flight travellers an interactive, bird’s-eye view of their routes took the top prize at this year’s Space App Camp at ESA’s centre in Frascati, Italy. To source

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Join us for #Sentinel5P launch

Are you passionate about our planet and interested in how satellites help to improve everyday lives and do you share your passion via social media? Then ESA’s next SocialSpace event is for you. To source

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Vita

Video: highlights of a month in space on Paolo Nespoli’s third mission To source

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Herschel moments

Space Science Image of the Week: Share your favourite memory of the Herschel space observatory as we celebrate the legacy of this extraordinary mission To source

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Parting views

Cassini’s last look around Saturn’s neighbourhood before concluding its 13-year journey of discovery To source

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App Camp wrap-up

Follow the presentation of projects from this year’s Space App Camp via live webstream at 08:30–13:00 CEST on 18 September To source

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Earth through different eyes

In the 1960s, photographs of Earth taken by the first astronauts captured the imaginations of people across the world. The pictures not only became icons for space exploration, but also the fragility of our planet. But astronauts were not the only ones with their eyes on Earth. To source

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Syracuse

Earth observation image of the week: the southeastern coast of the Italian island of Sicily, also featured on the Earth from Space video programme To source

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