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Image: Gaia Data Processing and Analysis Consortium To source

The motion of stars in the outskirts of our galaxy hints at significant changes in the history of the Milky Way. This and other equally fascinating results come from a set of papers that demonstrate the quality of ESA’s Gaia Early third Data Release (EDR3), which is made public today. To source

Image: Gaia’s Early Data Release 3 in numbers To source

Image: Bridge of stars To source

Image: 29 November 2020 coronal mass ejection To source

Image: SOHO: 25 years of solar imaging To source

Image: SOHO in numbers To source

Image: SOHO: 25 years of solar imaging To source

Image: Explore the data behind ESA’s Mars webcam To source

Image: Juice solar panels ready to turn into wings To source

Video: 00:00:20 Animation visualising BepiColombo flying by Venus. The spacecraft will make two gravity assist flybys of Venus to set it on course to Mercury: one on 15 October 2020, and the second in August 2021. It made an Earth flyby 10 April 2020 and will also fly by Mercury six times before entering orbit […]

ESA has released its first Solar Orbiter data to the scientific community and the wider public. The instruments contributing to this data release come from the suite of in-situ instruments that measure the conditions surrounding the spacecraft. To source

ESA’s Rosetta mission has revealed a unique kind of aurora, an exciting phenomenon seen throughout the Solar System, at its target comet, Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. To source