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Ariane 6 launch: Why it matters for Europe's space ambitions
Europe's launcher Ariane 6 took off on its inaugural flight on Tuesday night.
Ariane 6 rocket being assembled ahead of inaugural launch this summer
The European Space Agency (ESA), Arianespace, and French space agency CNES are in the final stretch of preparations for Ariane 6's inaugural launch.
Europe's access to space guaranteed after Ariane crisis, says ESA boss
Speaking in Davos, the head of the European Space Agency (ESA) was optimistic that Europe had emerged from an ongoing crisis after years of rocket delays.
Ariane 5 successfully launches on final mission after 27-year service
The launch of the last Ariane 5 mission leaves the European Space Agency (ESA) without its own launcher for the first time in over 40 years.
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JUICE mission launches to hunt for alien life on Jupiter's icy moons
The European Space Agency's JUICE spacecraft lifted off on Friday, a day later than planned after the launch was postponed due to bad weather.
Russian convicted of spying in Germany
The 30-year-old research assistant was given a one-year suspended sentence by a Munich court.
Amazon lines up launch plans for its satellite broadband project
The e-commerce giant will launch over 3,000 satellites with rocket operators including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin.
German prosecutors charge Russian scientist with alleged spying
The suspect is accused of passing information on European rockets to Russian intelligence.
James Webb arrives at its final destination 1.5 million km from Earth
The most powerful space observatory ever built will orbit the Sun 1.5 million km from Earth and is designed to last for 10 years.
2021 in space: This year’s most exciting extraterrestrial stories
Mars missions, space telescopes, extraterrestrial filmmaking: these are just a few of the out-of-this-world stories that made headlines this year.
The most ambitious telescope ever made is preparing for blast-off
The James Webb Space Telescope, an observatory with a €9.5 billion price tag, will allow scientists to peer further into the cosmos than ever before.
Can Europe compete with SpaceX in the satellite space race?
SpaceX has forced Europe’s space industry to come up with out-of-this-world ideas to compete in the satellite launching sector.
It's 40 years since Europe launched its first rocket
Europe launched its Ariane rocket for the first time exactly 40 years ago to compete in the race for space. Now, it's looking to gain a competitive edge.