
Copernical Team
Webb, Hubble combine to create most colourful view of Universe

Europe’s quantum decade extends into space

Europe – and the world – is in the midst of the ‘quantum decade’: a period in which the peculiar properties of matter that manifest at the very tiniest of scales are being transformed from mere scientific curiosities into the basis of practical technologies and products. The result? Major leaps forward in communications, navigation, computing and environmental sensing.
The same is true in space: ESA is currently sending a quantum-enabled probe to Jupiter, developing communications based on quantum technologies and planning flying a quantum clock to the International Space Station, as part of its quantum technology cross-cutting
Blast from the past: gamma-ray burst strikes Earth from distant exploding star

An enormous burst of gamma rays, detected by ESA’s Integral space telescope, has struck Earth. The blast caused a significant disturbance in our planet’s ionosphere. Such disturbances are usually associated with energetic particle events on the Sun but this one was the result of an exploding star almost two billion light-years away. Analysing the effects of the blast could provide information about the mass extinctions in Earth’s history.
Lost in space: $100,000 tool bag from NASA spacewalk

Big bang: Dutch firm eyes space baby

ILLUMA-T launches to the International Space Station

Cosmic Wander Takes Flight: D-Orbit's 12th Mission Elevates Space Industry Standards

Airbus Introduces "Detumbler" Device to Address Satellite Tumbling in Low Earth Orbit

EBAD's NEA Payload Release Modules prove crucial in SpaceX Transporter-9 mission

ICEYE expands SAR satellite constellation with four new satellites
