Poland joins the European Space Agency
Poland joins the European Space Agency.
Poland joins the European Space Agency.
Poland joins the European Space Agency.
European lifting body entry spacecraft is about to get its final approval before construction.
The United Kingdom’s Skylon spaceplane has passed a key European Space Agency review.
I’ve seen hundreds of these kinds of stories over the years. Skylon looks cool, and would be revolutionary if built. We shall see if it actually happens.
The first Soyuz launch from the European spaceport in French Guiana is now scheduled for October.
The Soyuz launchsite in French Guiana has been declared ready for its first flight.
How shall Europe’s ATV freighter to ISS be upgraded?
Sounds crazy, but it’s true: The budget chaos at NASA has caused the ESA to halt work on its own Mars orbiter and rover.
NASA, crunched for money due to overages on James Webb Space Telescope, has cancelled its participation in the space gravitational wave mission LISA.
Subsidies to the Ariane 5 rocket to keep it afloat.
Something is seriously wrong with any operation (like Ariane) that dominates the market and still loses money the past two years.
The mess from the NASA space war spreads: Three European space science missions are now on their own after the U.S. the space agency pulls funding.
Europe’s Kepler cargo vehicle has docked with ISS.
The automatic docking of the European Kepler freighter to the space station is now set for 10:47 pm (Eastern) tonight.
Europe’s second ISS freighter, dubbed Johannes Kepler, launched successfully today.
The European Space Agency has released some new data, including images and animations, of the asteroid Lutetia, which the spacecraft Rosetta flew past on July 10, 2010.