World Syria and Salisbury: The battle to maintain trust in evidence of illegal chemical weapons | View
World Syria and Salisbury: The battle to maintain trust in evidence of illegal chemical weapons | View
brussels bureau 24/01/2018 Europe explores new opportunities in space The 10th Conference on European Space Policy is underway in Brussels. The space industry was there to lobby the EU to increase spending. On offer, cutting edge technologies that could give the Europe a competitive advantage over its economic rivals.
space 19/01/2018 10 years of Columbus, Europe's orbiting space lab Since it blasted off ten years ago, Columbus has been used to grow plants, research new metals and probe astronauts' blood, bodies and brains.
space 18/01/2018 #AskSpace: What's up with ESA's 'village on the Moon' concept? #AskSpace: What's happening with ESA's village on the Moon concept? Answer from ESA astronaut Frank De Winne
Portugal 09/01/2018 New project launched to maximise space technology and bring it back to earth Astropreneur project aims to encourage startup space technology and apply to other more traditional industries such as agriculture
world news 28/12/2017 What to look out for in space and science in 2018 Euronews' Space and Futuris presenters take a look at what's ahead in the next 12 months.
world news 26/12/2017 2017 Review: Euronews' Pictures of the Year Euronews journalists present Euronews' pictures of the year.
space 14/12/2017 Race to build Ariane 6 rocket launch pad The space race to build the new Ariane 6 rocket pad in French Guiana is underway.
space 14/12/2017 Legends of Space, ep 11: Ariane 1 on Christmas Eve, 1979 On Christmas Eve 1979 the first Ariane 1 rocket took off, paving the way for a long line of European launchers
world news 13/12/2017 Reader poll: Who should be Euronews' Space Personality of the Year? Euronews asked readers in December for their vote on who should be the 2017 Personalities of the Year—in fields including space, innovation, culture
world news 06/12/2017 Watch: Astronaut's time-lapse shows stunning auroras grip earth The northern lights gave astronauts aboard the International Space Station a memorable view.
Italy 03/12/2017 Watch: Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli shares a pizza home with ISS crew Pizza was sent to the International Space Station after Nespoli said how much he was missing Italy’s most famous export.
world news 01/12/2017 Images show extent of global air pollution It was only launched last month, but a new European satellite is already sending back spectacular images of the Earth’s atmosphere. ESA’s
world news 01/12/2017 Europe’s air pollution satellite publishes first images Sentinel-5P was only blasted into space in October, but it’s already sending back images of the world’s air pollution.
space 23/11/2017 What can be done about space debris? There are 29,000 tracked pieces of space debris in orbit, and a million more too small to follow. They pose a risk to astronauts and satellites. So what can be done?
space 23/11/2017 Legends of Space, ep 10: Rosetta and Philae We look back to November 2014, when Rosetta's Philae probe landed on a comet
space 19/10/2017 Can we solve the mysteries of Earth's atmosphere? Is the ozone layer replenishing itself, how can we track pollution from industry, and is it possible to measure Earth's winds from orbit? We look into the mysteries of our atmosphere in Space.
world news 13/10/2017 ESA launches Sentinel-5P to track pollution daily Europe's Sentinel-5P satellite has blasted off from the northern Russian launch site of Plesetsk
Russia 13/10/2017 Europes launches air pollution satellite Europe launched the sixth of its Sentinel Earth observation satellites on Friday as part of the multi-billion-euro Copernicus programme to monitor volcanic ash and ultraviolet radiation.
world news 25/09/2017 ESA releases film of Aurora Borealis shot from ISS The European Space Agency's cameras onboard the ISS have caputred the glory of the Aurora Borealis.
world news 24/09/2017 Italian astronaut captures breathtaking footage of aurora from space Are the northern lights even more spectacular from space than Earth?
