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Articles tagged: European Space Agency

  • Harwell Campus, space innovation, space technology cross-over January 2020 Collaborating to harness space innovation in healthcare

    .... In many parts of the world, technology that was originally intended for use in space is now prevalent in other industries. For example, the European Space Agency (ESA) developed suits with embedded biomedical sensors to study how the human body...

    • Harwell Campus
    • space innovation
    • space technology cross-over
    Authors: Barbara Ghinelli    
  • debris mitigation, space debris, space heritage, SpaceBar February 2021 Space archaeology - preserving our orbital heritage

    ... artificial items left in orbit as a result of human involvement that no longer serve a ‘useful’ purpose. The European Space Agency (ESA) stated in February 2020 that, according to statistical modelling, there were an estimated 34,000 debris objects...

    • debris mitigation
    • space debris
    • space heritage
    • SpaceBar
    Authors: Charles Simpson    
  • 16 February 2016 Sentinel-3A poised for liftoff later today

    ... is the most ambitious Earth Observation programme to date and is headed by the European Commission (EC) in partnership with the European Space Agency. It will provide accurate, timely and easily accessible information to improve the management...

  • 25 September 2015 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko’s Imhotep region: conditions change rapidly on comet’s surface

    ... on a comet would constitute a pretty wild ride, didn’t we? Well, we didn’t as much “know” as speculate, before the European Space Agency’s historic Rosetta mission and comet landing, that is. Now we have facts to back this up. As ESA’s Rosetta has...

  • arianespace, daniele, galileo, soyuz 13 May 2016 Arianespace's Next Soyuz mission begins payload integration with Galileo spacecraft.

    ..., navigation and timing services under civilian control. Its FOC phase is managed and funded by the European Commission, with the European Space Agency (ESA) delegated as the design and procurement agent on the Commission’s behalf. The May 24, 2016...

    • arianespace
    • daniele
    • galileo
    • soyuz
  • FCube (Fregat Fueling Facility), flight VS15, Fregat, galileo, soyuz 23 May 2016 Soyuz’ latest mission for Europe ready for launch tomorrow

    ... of 30 satellites and its complete operational and ground structure is managed and funded by the European Commission, with the European Space Agency (ESA) delegated as the design and procurement agent on the Commission’s behalf. Preparations for...

    • FCube (Fregat Fueling Facility)
    • flight VS15
    • Fregat
    • galileo
    • soyuz
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