ESA title

Archive

Luca Parmitano

A tale of ice and water

Mentre aspetto l’imbarco per il volo che mi riporterà alla quotidiana regolarità della vita, guardo le immagini scattate e riprese durante quattro, intensi giorni di spedizione sul ghiacciaio del Gorner. Mi sembrano irreali - o forse a sembrarmi surreale è la normalità che mi circonda: gente (me inclusa) che si prepara a viaggiare, mangia cibo appena preparato e beve bevande calde, si serve di un bagno per rinfrescarsi.

Read the article
Moon

(English) Europe delivers module for first astronaut mission to the Moon

(English) The second European Service Module for NASA’s Orion spacecraft is on its way to USA. It is the last stopover on Earth before this made-in-Europe powerhouse takes the first astronauts around the Moon on the Artemis II mission.

Read the article
Matthias Maurer

(English) Watch live: briefings for next Space Station mission

(English) Learn the latest about the launch of Crew-3 to the International Space Station during two virtual briefings this Wednesday 6 and Thursday 7 October live on ESA Web TV Two.

Read the article
Matthias Maurer

(English) Countdown to launch with the Cosmic Kiss playlist

(English) Every mission needs music. Now you can get in the mood for Cosmic Kiss with the official ESA playlist!

Read the article
Matthias Maurer

(English) Crew-3 target 30 October launch

(English) The targeted launch date for Crew-3 has been brought forward by one day, with NASA and SpaceX now targeting 08:43 CEST (06:43 GMT, 2:43 a.m EDT) Saturday 30 October for the launch of the next SpaceX Crew Dragon to the International Space Station.

Read the article
Moon

(English) The Moon in better sight

(English) People with sight loss and sensory disabilities often experience problems seeking information online. ESA is bringing the Moon closer to them with a more accessible series of infographics.

Read the article

(English) Home of ESA astronauts to host piece of the Moon

(English) A piece of the Moon, escorted by astronaut to ESA’s European Astronaut Centre (EAC) in Cologne, Germany, will soon serve as a public symbol of Europe’s next off-Earth adventure.

Read the article