The objective of this ESA sponsored workshop is to bring together the worlds expertise in Earth surface (Land, Water, Ice) temperature measurements under the auspices […]
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Magnetic space tug could target dead satellites
Derelict satellites could in future be grappled and removed from key orbits around Earth with a space tug using magnetic forces. This same magnetic attraction […]
Read more...EANA2017 European Astrobiology Network Association
The conference will take place 14-17 August, 2017 in Aarhus, Denmark. Among the many interesting and relevant topics for astrobiology, EANA17 emphasizes “Exoplanets”, a new […]
Read more...The Early History of Planetary Systems and Habitable Planets
August 8-10 2017 Tartu, Estonia The Astrobiology early career scientists conference “The Early History of Planetary systems and habitable planets” will be hosted in Tartu, […]
Read more...Space forum 2017- Save the date!
“From Space application to Space exploration” Luxembourg 15-16 May 2018 Space Forum is a conference based on the impact of space technologies on the earth’s […]
Read more...The European Mars Conference 2017 (EMC17)
The annual meeting of the European Mars Societies focusing on human and robotic exploration of the Red Planet. 22-24 September 2017, Innsbruck/ Austria The 17th […]
Read more...ESA at the Paris Air and Space show 2017
52nd International Paris Air and Space Show 19-25 June 2017- Le Bourget ESA will present its programmes in a dedicated exhibition pavilion between the two […]
Read more...Galileo grows: two more satellites join working constellation
Two further satellites have formally become part of Europe’s Galileo satnav system, broadcasting timing and navigation signals worldwide while also picking up distress calls across […]
Read more...Window to a watery past on Mars
70 km-wide crater and its surrounds offer a window into the watery past of the Red Planet. The scene, captured by ESA’s Mars Express, is […]
Read more...Quantifying the effects of climate change
Last year was the hottest on record, Arctic sea ice is on the decline and sea levels continue to rise. In this context, satellites are […]
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