Astronauts
(English) A year in images for Europe’s human and robotic exploration
Posted on Monday, der 23. December 2024 by Nadjejda
(English) Time flies when exploring space.
Read the articlePosted on Monday, der 23. December 2024 by Nadjejda
(English) Time flies when exploring space.
Read the articlePosted on Friday, der 20. December 2024 by Laura
(English) What if artificial intelligence (AI) could make the impossible possible in space exploration? ESA’s Artificial Intelligence Lab for Human and Robotic Space Missions, is dedicated to doing just that since the beginning of 2024. By combining cutting-edge AI solutions with ESA’s ambitions for the Moon, Mars and beyond, the Lab is redefining how humans and machines collaborate to explore the cosmos.
Read the articlePosted on Friday, der 13. December 2024 by Laura
(English) Ever wondered how astronauts conduct delicate experiments in the harsh environment of space? Gloveboxes—sealed chambers equipped with built-in gloves—allow them to perform groundbreaking research without compromising safety or precision.
Read the articlePosted on Monday, der 2. December 2024 by Laura
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Read the articlePosted on Tuesday, der 12. November 2024 by Laura
(English) In preparation for his upcoming mission with Axiom Space, ESA project astronaut Sławosz Uznański is getting to grips with a first taste of space exploration during the most recent ESA parabolic flight campaign.
Read the articlePosted on Friday, der 25. October 2024 by Laura
(English) In Episode 11 of this ESA Explores podcast series, we chatted with Switzerland’s first and latest ESA astronauts, Claude Nicollier and Marco Sieber.
Read the articlePosted on Wednesday, der 23. October 2024 by Nadjejda
(English) On this day in 2001, former ESA astronaut Claudie Haigneré became the first European woman to visit the International Space Station.
Read the articlePosted on Monday, der 21. October 2024 by Laura
(English) In the first episode of the new ESA Explores series, "Road to the stars," we chat with ESA astronaut Matthias Maurer about the LUNA facility, Europe's Moon on Earth.
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