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ESA's Zero Debris Booklet Highlights Key Technologies for Debris Mitigation

The European Space Agency's Zero Debris Technical Booklet, released on January 15, 2025, outlines essential technologies required to mitigate space debris by 2030. It addresses preventing new debris, collision avoidance, and timely satellite clearance, forming a comprehensive 'to-do list' for achieving Zero Debris.

2025-01-15T12:32:41.483296-08:00

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ESA's Gaia Mission Concludes After 12 Years of Sky Mapping

2025-01-15T08:00:49.345537-08:00

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XMM-Newton Detects Rapid X-ray Oscillations from Supermassive Black Hole

2025-01-14T04:00:40.547310-08:00

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NASA Explores Two Cost-Effective Mars Sample Return Options

2025-01-07T12:22:16.518561-08:00

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Korea and ESA Forge Partnership for GPS and L4 Space Exploration Korea's space agency is collaborating with the European Space Agency to advance GPS technology and explore Langrange Point L4. The partnership aims to enhance both nations' space capabilities and strengthen global space initiatives.

2025-01-15T20:57:35.696640-08:00

Korea and ESA Forge Partnership for GPS and L4 Space Exploration

Space Intel Report

ESA's Zero Debris Booklet Highlights Key Technologies for Debris Mitigation The European Space Agency's Zero Debris Technical Booklet, released on January 15, 2025, outlines essential technologies required to mitigate space debris by 2030. It addresses preventing new debris, collision avoidance, and timely satellite clearance, forming a comprehensive 'to-do list' for achieving Zero Debris.

2025-01-15T12:32:41.483296-08:00

ESA's Zero Debris Booklet Highlights Key Technologies for Debris Mitigation

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ESA's Gaia Mission Concludes After 12 Years of Sky Mapping The ESA's Gaia mission, operational since 2013, has ended its scientific operations after completing a comprehensive survey of nearly 2 billion celestial objects. This milestone marks a pivotal advancement in astronomical mapping and the understanding of our galaxy's structure and dynamics.

2025-01-15T08:00:49.345537-08:00

ESA's Gaia Mission Concludes After 12 Years of Sky Mapping

Aviation Week

Europe Boosts Competition in Space Launch Industry In response to intensified competition from SpaceX and China's burgeoning aerospace sector, Europe is implementing strategies to enhance competitiveness within its space launch industry, seeking to improve its global standing and market share.

2025-01-14T14:54:25.979210-08:00

Europe Boosts Competition in Space Launch Industry

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XMM-Newton Detects Rapid X-ray Oscillations from Supermassive Black Hole ESA's XMM-Newton observatory has recorded rapidly fluctuating X-rays at the edge of a supermassive black hole in a nearby galaxy. This rare observation provides deeper insights into the accretion process and could aid future studies on black hole behavior.

2025-01-14T04:00:40.547310-08:00

XMM-Newton Detects Rapid X-ray Oscillations from Supermassive Black Hole

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ESA Expands its Membership with Slovenia The European Space Agency has officially welcomed Slovenia as its 23rd Member State, marking a significant milestone in the country's space involvement. Prime Minister Robert Golob addressed the nation during the celebration, highlighting Slovenia's commitment to contributing to ESA's missions and collaborations.

2025-01-13T12:42:42.013663-08:00

ESA Expands its Membership with Slovenia

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ESA Enables Access to SatVu's HotSat-1 EO Data for Research The European Space Agency invites the global scientific community to utilize SatVu's HotSat-1 data for Earth Observation research. This initiative aims to foster new applications and innovations in EO, providing researchers with enhanced capabilities for environmental monitoring and analysis.

2025-01-13T01:14:38.542715-08:00

ESA Enables Access to SatVu's HotSat-1 EO Data for Research

European Spaceflight

ESA to Finalize Argonaut Lunar Lander Contract by Q1 2025 The European Space Agency is set to finalize a significant development contract for the Argonaut lunar lander project in the first quarter of 2025. The contractual agreement is part of ESA's plan to launch the lander's inaugural mission by 2031.

2025-01-10T23:06:45.973171-08:00

ESA to Finalize Argonaut Lunar Lander Contract by Q1 2025

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