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EU Defense Commissioner promises intelligence satellite plan next year - Euractiv

The European Commission is developing a list of satellite services for EU military needs, which will be integrated into a new satellite constellation. The project envisages investments in satellites to provide high-quality Earth images at 30-minute intervals.

Politics • December 1, 11:42 AM • 2868 views
European Space Agency increases budget to €22.1 billion for global "space race"

ESA plans to increase its budget to €22. 1 billion for the next three years. Germany will significantly increase its contribution, and ESA hopes for the participation of European astronauts in NASA's Artemis lunar mission.

Economy • November 27, 05:13 PM • 3689 views
ESA expects a budget of €22 billion and is preparing a program for defense capabilities in space

The European Space Agency (ESA) has requested 22 billion euros for the next three years and will present a proposal for 1. 35 billion euros for a new program to strengthen defense capabilities in space. This is the first time that the civilian organization ESA, founded in 1975, is moving into the military sector.

Politics • November 26, 01:09 PM • 2364 views
Technological breakthrough in new treatment methods: researchers successfully produced muscle tissue in zero gravity

Researchers at ETH Zurich have successfully created complex muscle tissue in microgravity conditions, which will allow for drug testing for space missions. This breakthrough in tissue engineering opens up new possibilities for studying diseases and testing therapies in space.

Health • October 31, 08:14 PM • 4348 views
European Space Agency plans to engage in military satellites

The European Space Agency (ESA) will ask member states in November to allocate about 1 billion euros for the development of a network of military-grade reconnaissance satellites. This program will help the military and governments counter threats and mitigate the consequences of natural disasters by transmitting ultra-high-resolution optical images.

News of the World • October 29, 11:16 AM • 3182 views
Chemical reactions indicating possible life on Saturn's moon found

Chemical reactions that may indicate the existence of life have been discovered in the interior of Enceladus, a moon of Saturn. According to the analysis of data from the Cassini probe, organic compounds that are precursors to life have been found.

Technologies • October 13, 10:50 AM • 4875 views
Organic molecules that could indicate the possibility of life have been discovered on Saturn's moon – scientistsPhoto

Scientists have discovered complex organic molecules in the water geysers of Saturn's moon Enceladus, using data from NASA's Cassini mission. This discovery increases the likelihood that Enceladus is habitable.

News of the World • October 2, 02:33 PM • 3950 views
Skyscraper-sized asteroid to fly past Earth this week: watch it onlinePhoto

The asteroid 2025 FA22, measuring between 130 and 290 meters, will fly past Earth at a distance of 835,000 kilometers. Its flyby can be observed live, although scientists previously believed it could collide with the planet in 2089.

News of the World • September 17, 06:47 AM • 6480 views
NASA shows starry landscape of dwarf galaxy near Milky Way

NASA has released a photo of a star cluster taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. The image shows a part of a dwarf galaxy near the Milky Way, where new stars are forming.

News of the World • September 15, 02:27 AM • 19124 views
European Vega C rocket launched five satellites into orbit: one of them for CO2 mappingPhotoVideo

The European Vega C rocket successfully launched on July 25 from the Kourou spaceport, putting the MicroCarb satellite for CO2 mapping and four CO3D satellites for 3D Earth mapping into orbit. This is the fifth Vega C launch and the third successful one after an anomaly in December 2022.

News of the World • July 26, 08:02 AM • 4509 views
The European Union officially enters the global space race: The European Commission presented the EU Space Law

The European Commission has presented the EU Space Law, aimed at improving the competitiveness of the European space sector, its security and sustainable development. The document unifies space regulations and aims to reduce bureaucracy.

News of the World • June 25, 01:27 PM • 2505 views
The first artificial solar eclipse has been created - European Space Agency

The Proba-3 mission has created an artificial solar eclipse for the first time. Two ESA satellites, positioned 150 meters apart, allow observing the solar corona.

News of the World • June 17, 01:45 PM • 4168 views
Russian "Cosmos" satellite may be an anti-satellite weapon - media

A Russian satellite of the "Cosmos" series approached an unnamed US government satellite. USSPACECOM will monitor the satellite's alarming behavior.

News of the World • June 4, 07:49 PM • 4078 views
The ESA has launched a satellite into orbit that will assess the volume of forest on Earth.

ESA has launched the Biomass satellite into orbit, which will monitor forests and assess their ability to absorb carbon dioxide. The satellite will provide scientists with an understanding of the state of forests in the Earth's carbon cycle.

News of the World • April 29, 01:55 PM • 9624 views
Europe needs to invest more in space for independence from the US - ESA Director General

ESA Director General calls for increased investment in space to ensure Europe's independence from the United States. This is due to the unstable geopolitical situation and potential changes in US policy.

News of the World • April 28, 06:59 AM • 5423 views
Ultra-light dark matter could have contributed to the formation of giant black holes in the early Universe

The Webb Telescope discovered giant black holes with masses of billions of Suns in the early Universe. Canadian scientists suggest that their formation before the first stars was facilitated by dark matter.

Technologies • April 21, 03:14 PM • 6594 views
Ocean temperature breaks records: warming is increasing 4.5 times faster

Since 2019, sea surface temperature has been rising 4. 5 times faster than in the 1980s. An ESA study shows an acceleration of ocean warming, requiring constant monitoring.

News of the World • April 18, 10:40 AM • 8138 views
ESA showed the Great Barrier Reef from space

The Sentinel-2 space mission captured a part of the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia. The reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is under threat due to climate change.

News of the World • April 13, 12:25 AM • 6448 views
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In modern warfare, there is no way without space - an expert explained why Ukraine needs its own Space Forces

For effective counteraction to the enemy, all branches of the military desperately need space data. Ukraine needs cooperation with the ESA to deploy its own Space Forces.

War in Ukraine • April 12, 06:00 AM • 184128 views
The European Space Agency has recorded the awakening of a large black hole

ESA has recorded the awakening of a black hole in the galaxy SDSS1335+0728 at a distance of 300 million light-years. It suddenly began to emit powerful X-rays.

News of the World • April 11, 04:25 PM • 12675 views
Landslide and lags are predicted: Earth's orbit is overflowing with debris from spent equipment

The amount of space debris in Earth's orbit is growing rapidly, which could lead to the destruction of satellites and the impossibility of using certain orbits. Active clearing of space is needed.

Technologies • April 9, 08:27 AM • 9219 views
One step closer to Mars' satellite: "Hera" asteroid mission used for the first time beyond Earth and the Moon

The "Hera" probe photographed Mars and Deimos during the flyby. This will help in planning future missions to explore Mars' satellites and develop technologies to protect against asteroids.

News of the World • March 13, 04:54 PM • 16458 views
“What a lie": astronaut responds to Musk's statement that Biden deliberately abandoned the Starliner crew on the ISS

Elon Musk accused Biden of deliberately leaving astronauts on the ISS for political reasons. Danish astronaut Mogensen denied Musk's statements, recalling the existing plan to return the crew with the Crew-9 mission.

News of the World • February 21, 10:19 AM • 24603 views
Towards the largest map of the Universe: Euclid telescope captured a rare Einstein ring

The Euclid space telescope has discovered a unique gravitational lensing phenomenon at a distance of over 4 billion light-years.

Technologies • February 10, 04:22 PM • 108183 views
ESA signs contract for the first European lunar module Argonaut

Thales Alenia Space will lead a consortium to develop the Argonaut lunar lander for ESA. The module is scheduled to be delivered in 2030 for the first ArgoNET mission, which will take place in 2031.

News of the World • January 30, 03:09 PM • 26403 views
ESA shows new photos of Mercury from a distance of 300 km from the planet's surface

The BepiColombo mission has taken a series of new images of Mercury during its sixth flyby of the planet. The spacecraft, launched in 2018, is due to land on Mercury in 2026 for a detailed study.

News of the World • January 9, 11:14 PM • 30046 views
Half a ton of space debris fell on a village in Kenya

A metal hoop with a diameter of 2. 4 meters fell from a rocket upper stage in a Kenyan village. Local residents are demanding compensation for damaged trees and bushes, and experts warn of a growing problem of space debris.

News of the World • January 3, 05:12 AM • 44194 views
Satellite spots huge fuel oil slick in Kerch Strait after tanker accident

The European satellite Sentinel-1A detected a 2. 4 square kilometer slick of fuel oil in the Kerch Strait after the sinking of the Volgoneft-212 tanker. Due to a change in wind direction, the pollution could reach the coastline.

Crimes and emergencies • December 18, 01:27 PM • 15532 views
EU to invest around €11 billion in satellite network to compete with Starlink

The EU has signed contracts to create an IRIS2 network of 290 satellites by 2030. The €10.6 billion project will be implemented through a public-private partnership involving SES, Eutelsat and Hispasat.

Economy • December 16, 05:02 PM • 31999 views
European Vega C rocket successfully returned to space after a two-year hiatus

The Vega C launch vehicle successfully launched the Sentinel-1C satellite into 700 km orbit after a two-year upgrade. The launch took place from the Kourou Cosmodrome in French Guiana after the installation of a new French nozzle.

News of the World • December 6, 10:57 AM • 15988 views