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European Space Agency is engineering its first reusable spacecraft

January 9, 2021 by Amelia Buckley

The European Space Agency (ESA) is building a new spacecraft, but this one will have a special sustainable twist. The Space Rider craft is expected to be the agency’s first reusable spacecraft and is expected to be able to venture into orbit multiple times with safe returns to … [Read more...] about European Space Agency is engineering its first reusable spacecraft

New technique allows scientists to track space junk in orbit

August 14, 2020 by Ivar Laanen

Millions of pieces of space junk — everything from decommissioned satellites to broken pieces of rockets — are zipping around in Earth's orbit right now. This debris is moving nearly 10 times faster than a bullet, and a collision with a piece as small as one centimeter could … [Read more...] about New technique allows scientists to track space junk in orbit

These are the closest images ever taken of the Sun

July 18, 2020 by Amelia Buckley

This week, NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) released the closest images ever taken of the Sun. Close, however is a relative term. The new photos were taken by the Solar Orbiter at 48 million miles from the Sun.  The Orbiter was launched in February, and the photos … [Read more...] about These are the closest images ever taken of the Sun

NASA and ESA launch Solar Orbiter to learn more about the sun’s poles

February 12, 2020 by Amelia Buckley

At 11:03 pm on February 9, the Solar Orbiter was launched from the Atlas Ⅴ to study the sun’s poles. Launched by NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA), the Solar Orbiter will make its first close pass to the Sun in two years on its mission to collect information on solar … [Read more...] about NASA and ESA launch Solar Orbiter to learn more about the sun’s poles

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