ESA
UK to launch supercomputing 'nanosatellites' into orbit
The nanosatellites are true supercomputers and part of a joint project between the UKSA and ESA
Communication system 'bug' prevented SpaceX from receiving emails about potential satellite collision
ESA altered the trajectory of its observation satellites to prevent a collision with a SpaceX-launched satellite
European Union considers Moon mining mission to launch in 2025
Mission would be launched using Ariane 64, the four-booster version of the Ariane 6 rocket
Martian Korolev crater appears like a 'winter wonderland' in an image captured by ESA's Mars Express probe
Mars crater remains filled with ice all year round
NASA and ESA's new mission will shed light on the evolution of the Universe
BUFFALO survey will observe six massive galaxy clusters and their surroundings
Gaia mission's second data batch offers "richest star map" of galaxy ever created
High-precision measurements of nearly 1.7 billion stars made by Gaia space observatory
Brexit could hinder Britain's space technology capabilities, warn experts
Brexit is already damaging Britain's space technology abilities - despite involvement with new satellite
Big data in space: 'It's important to know where you are when you want to communicate with Earth'
Dr Redouane Boumghar, research fellow in data science for space operations at the European Space Agency, explains how big data and collaboration tools are revolutionising space travel
