Tag: European Space Agency

ESA and Airbus engineers have successfully demonstrated an autonomous sample collection capability using a four-wheeled rover called Codi.

Airbus Demonstrates Autonomous Sample Collection for Mars Missions

The Czech government has signed an agreement with Axiom to send ESA reserve astronaut Aleš Svoboda into space.

Czech Government Signs Agreement with Axiom for Astronaut Mission

ESA has published a call for the development of disruptive satellite propulsion solutions capable of deorbiting cubesats.

ESA Seeks Novel Propulsion Solutions for Cubesat Deorbiting

An issue with the thrusters aboard BepiColombo's transfer module will delay its arrival in orbit around Mercury by 11 months.

Thruster Issues Delay BepiColombo’s Mercury Arrival by 11 Months

ESA’s Prospect drill and mini lab will fly to the Moon aboard an Intuitive Machines Nova-C lunar lander as part of a NASA award.

Intuitive Machines to Carry ESA Prospect Payload to Lunar Surface

The third European Service Module has begun its journey to the US aboard the Ariane 6 transport ship Canopée.

Europe Delivers Orion Service Module for Artemis III Mission

The European Space Agency’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer has completed a first-ever lunar-Earth flyby. It is expected to reach Jupiter in 2031.

ESA’s Icy Moons Explorer Racks Up Two World Firsts

Exolaunch will launch the European Space Agency’s prototype Artic weather satellite later today aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9.

ESA Weather Satellite to Launch Aboard Falcon 9 Today

Spanish company GMV has completed testing of a multi-use Moon rover concept, which could potentially fly aboard ESA’s Argonaut lunar lander.

GMV Completes Testing of its Multi-Use Moon Rover Concept

ESA’s Gaia spacecraft is somehow returning some of its best data yet after being damaged by a meteoroid strike and a solar storm.

Gaia Prevails Despite a No-Good-Dirty-Rotten Year

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