#european-space-agency

#european-space-agency

JUICE will be the first spacecraft to perform a double gravitational assist maneuver while flying past Earth and the Moon, enhancing its journey to Jupiter.

NASA's proposed budget cuts are causing uncertainty in international space collaboration, particularly affecting ESA's missions and contributions.

John McFall strives to become the first astronaut with a disability, pushing boundaries in space exploration and challenging perceptions of what is possible.

Europe's Rosalind Franklin rover will launch in 2028 to explore Mars for signs of past life.

Gaia has transformed our knowledge of the Milky Way with over three trillion observations.

The spacecraft is nearing the end of its mission, transitioning to a heliocentric orbit by 2025.

The Euclid telescope will map one-third of the sky, aiming to deepen our understanding of dark energy and dark matter.

Europe is moving towards increased self-reliance, prompting higher defense and space investment due to shifts in geopolitical dynamics.

LUNA facility in Cologne is pivotal for Europe's lunar technology R&D, illustrating a path to rejuvenate European space exploration.

Europe aims to regain its competitive edge in space with new launchers and successful missions in 2024.

The UK should collaborate with the European Space Agency for future space endeavors, as US partnerships are unstable due to variable funding.