Our week through the lens: 6 – 10 May 2019 To source
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Milan
Earth observation image of the week: Copernicus Sentinel-2 takes us over the fast-paced metropolis of Milan, Italy To source
Earth from Space
In this week’s edition, discover the city of Milan in Italy with Copernicus Sentinel-2 To source
Maritime microsatellite ESAIL to test the waters as launch contract is signed
The first commercial microsatellite developed under ESA’s SAT‐AIS programme for tracking ships, called ESAIL, has passed another milestone. On 9 May its Canadian operator exactEarth signed the launch service agreement with Arianespace. To source
Living Planet live
As thousands of scientists gather in Italy for the biggest Earth observation conference in the world, follow the opening session live. Streaming starts on 13 May at 07:00 GMT (09:00 CEST) To source
Need more space?
Our new ESA Space Shop is now live with an extended range of merchandise and exciting new designs To source
Time to go Beyond
Find out more about Luca’s Beyond mission – download the new brochure To source
ExoMars laboratory passes Red Planet simulation
A key set of scientific instruments developed for the ExoMars rover Rosalind Franklin passed tests last month to ensure compatibility with the martian environment. The rover’s Analytical Laboratory Drawer (ALD) flight model completed its thermal and vacuum sessions in Turin, Italy, at a Thales Alenia Space facility. The ExoMars rover will be the first of […]
Anchor antenna
Technology image of the week: This compact radio antenna is designed to help position the two Proba-3 satellites together for formation flying, to form an artificial solar eclipse in space To source
Exobiology in a box
Human and robotic exploration image of the week: New experiment on the International Space Station paves the way for exobiology research To source
Recognising sustainable behaviour
Solving the growing problem of space debris will require everyone who flies rockets and satellites to adhere to sustainable practices, which doesn’t always happen. Now there will be a way to recognise those who do. To source
Adding satnav to turn power grids into smart systems
An ESA-backed project is harnessing satnav to insert an intelligent sense of place and time to power grids, to provide early warning of potentially dangerous electricity network failures. To source
Storm in a cosmic teacup
Space Science Image of the Week: XMM-Newton shows storm still going strong in Teacup quasar To source