All eyes are on India's Chandrayaan-3. As the spacecraft inches closer to the moon. Since the launch, NASA & ESA have been supporting ISRO.

Chandrayaan-3: The role of NASA & ESA in aiding ISRO during the Moon landing

The European Space Agency's (ESA) Aeolus wind satellite, after exceeding its planned life in orbit, is making its way back to Earth. The satellite, which has been orbiting our planet for nearly five years, is currently falling at a rate of around 1 km per day, with its descent accelerating.

Aeolus' Epic Fall: European satellite being made to crash intentionally on Earth

The first fry in space has been made by researchers of the European Space Agency (ESA). A study was recently carried out in microgravity at a height of 2,000 feet to see whether potatoes can be cooked to an edible level.

French fries in space: Astronauts puff up menu as ESA learns to fry food

In this video, we show you how the European Space Agency is training new astronauts for future missions to space.

European Space Agency training new astronauts for space missions

The European Space Agency's (ESA) Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) mission, which was launched on April 14, 2023, from the ESA spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana has experienced a glitch with its antenna.

ESA's Jupiter-bound spacecraft JUICE experiences glitch with antenna in deep space

The European Space Agency (ESA) launched its JUICE probe in second launch attempt that took place on Friday (April 14). The first attempt was called off on April 13 due to threat of lightning.

Watch: ESA successfully launches JUICE probe, onward to Jupiter now

The European Space Agency (ESA) successfully launch Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) on Friday (April 14). The launch took place from ESA spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana.

Explained | Get the dope on JUICE, Europe’s mission to find aliens

Liftoff of the European Space Agency's (ESA) JUICE mission, which seeks to find whether Jupiter's icy moons are capable of hosting life, has been postponed by 24 hours because of bad weather.

ESA JUICE mission delayed by 24 hours due to bad weather

In a significant step toward enabling persons with physical disabilities to work and live in space, the European Space Agency on Wednesday announced the first-ever "parastronaut.

European Space Agency names world's first 'parastronaut' in 'a major leap forward'

European Space Agency (ESA) is intending to help millions of people by building space-based solar farms that will harvest energy from the Sun and transmit it down to receiving stations on Earth with the so-called SOLARIS plan.

European Space Agency intends to build solar farms in space that can give millions electricity

Earth's magnetic field is like a silent protector. As we go about living our daily life, the magnetic lines of force stretch and wrap around Earth and form a protective shield that guards us against deadly cosmic radiation and even charged solar particles.

Want to know how Earth's magnetic field sounds like? Check this out

A popular sheep will soon be off to space, and while "it might be a small step for a human, it's a giant leap for lambkind". Shaun, the title character from the animated television series "Shaun the Sheep" has been selected as the first 'astronaut' abroad the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and European Space Agency's (ESA) Artemis 1 lunar mission.

'A giant leap for lambkind': Shaun the Sheep will be ESA, NASA's first 'astronaut' to the Moon

Italian Samantha Cristoforetti, embarks on Europe's 1st spacewalk by a female astronaut

The Russian aggression on Ukraine has laid waste to many things: towns, lives, cultural heritages and a scientific inquiry. The European Space Agency has "officially" ended its association with Russia for a life-hunting Mars rover mission.

Another casualty of Russia-Ukraine war: ESA-ROSCOSMOS's Mars life-hunting mission

European Space Agency (ESA) launched its latest Vega-C rocket from the European spaceport in French Guiana. The ESA wants to make Europe more competitive in the satellite market.

European Space Agency (ESA) launches new Vega-C rocket

The James Webb Space Telescope has provided the first indication of how it will alter how people perceive the cosmos.The image depicts SMACS 0723, where a huge collection of galaxy clusters serves as a magnifying glass for the things behind them.

NASA's James Webb telescope: Incredible facts you need to know

NASA is gearing up to unveil the first cosmic images from the most powerful telescope ever launched into space: the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). The space agency announced on Friday that the telescope's initial cosmic photographs will offer previously unattainable perspectives of far-off galaxies, brilliant nebulae, and a massive gas planet.

On this day, NASA will reveal 'secret' images taken by the most powerful telescope ever launched into space

Scientists have decided to send a unique fingerprint painting in the Euclid spacecraft which is set for launch in 2023. The mission, which is aimed at exploring the evolution of the universe by the help of 3D mapping, will have the painting as a representation of human civilisation.

A fingertip painting to be sent to space to guide aliens to human civilisation

It has been a long-time ambition for scientists to know more about the cosmos and over the years, a lot of projects have been launched to study the celestial bodies with great precession.

'Comet Inspector': ESA approves new mission to watch for an interstellar comet

Imagine four months without any sunlight – That is the reality for Antarctica as it entered the ‘long night’ period with the final sunset on May 13. The isolation and extreme temperatures in the region may feel intimidating to most people but it also presents a special opportunity for astronauts to prepare for their space missions and practice living in some of the harder conditions on earth.

'Extreme environment': Antarctica goes dark for four months as 'long night' begins

For years now, researchers have been attempting to collect samples from Mars' surface. Multiple missions are underway to collect a pristine sample of Mars, ranging from China's Tianwen-2 to NASA and the European Space Agency's (ESA) Perseverance Rover.

Mars sample collection risks bringing to Earth deadly alien virus. Here's what you should know

With the Russia-Ukraine conflict crossing the two-month mark, the tensions between Moscow and the West continue to escalate. Russia has now announced that it is all set to pull out of the International Space Station and that the country's space agency will no longer work with NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA).

Tensions in ISS: Russia announces that it will be ending space cooperation with NASA, ESA

The concept of the spacewalk is fascinating, to say the least. Yes, its less of a walk and more of 'space-floating'. The idea of being outside the protective spacecraft with almost nothing between you and the stars is surreal to imagine.

Astrophotographer takes photo of spacewalking astronauts, from Earth

The European Space Agency (ESA) has said that a joint Mars mission with Russia has been suspended over Ukraine war. "We deeply deplore the human casualties and tragic consequences of the aggression towards Ukraine," the agency said as it confirmed the suspension of the ExoMars mission.

Joint Euro-Russian Mars mission suspended because of Ukraine conflict: ESA

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