Good Morning Europe 'NATO will declare that space is a new domain', says former official Underneath the sparring, the fundamentals of the organisation remain strong, argues Jamie Shea, who is Senior Fellow at the Friends of Europe think tank. 04/12/2019
Space Chronicles with Luca Parmitano Parmitano tells us why repairs in space are a lot like heart surgery Luca Parmitano tells us why doing repairs in space is a lot like open-heart surgery 25/11/2019
United Kingdom Watch: Designers showcase fashion and interiors fit for life on Mars Should NASA's plans come to fruition, one day there will be (human) life on Mars. Designers are showcasing what future Martians might wear and how they might live. 18/10/2019
world news ESA probe captures new photos of 700km dried-up river system on Mars ESA probe captures new photos of 700km dried-up river system on Mars 12/10/2019
world news Water found for first time in atmosphere of exoplanet Astronomers from UCL have found traces of water vapour in an exoplanet outside Earth's solar system. 12/09/2019
View 50 years after the moon landing, protecting the space sector’s intellectual property is vital ǀ View We have seen a shift in innovation in the space sector from previously state-owned activities to now private [...] activities, operated by the likes of SpaceX, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic. As a consequence, the protection of intellectual property in the space sector is rapidly increasing. 02/08/2019
USA Satellite is first 'spacecraft' to be propelled only by sun energy A small crowdfunded satellite has become the first spacecraft to be propelled only by the energy of the sun. 24/07/2019
World 'Milky Way merged with dwarf galaxy 10 billion years ago' A colossal cosmic collision roughly 10 billion years ago saw our galaxy's mass expand by a quarter after merging with a smaller one, say scientists. 24/07/2019
Space Chronicles with Luca Parmitano See 360-degree view inside International Space Station Panoramic images available through Google Earth show the areas inside the ISS where Luca Parmitano and his colleagues are spending six months of their Beyond mission. 17/07/2019
World NASA lander detects first likely 'Marsquake' on the red planet NASA lander detects first likely 'Marsquake' on the red planet 24/04/2019
Israel Israel's Beresheet spacecraft fails in moon landing attempt Israel's Beresheet spacecraft failed in its "soft" landing on the moon's surface on Thursday evening, its support team said. 11/04/2019
no comment THE FIRST IMAGE OF A BLACK HOLE On Wednesday, an international scientific team that integrates the Event Horizon Telescope project (EHT) unveiled the first photo of a black hole, which was captured using a global network of telescopes. 10/04/2019
world news NASA's Mars Opportunity over as the rover dies after 15 years The durable NASA rover that rolled along Mars for 15 years has died, NASA announced on Thursday. 14/02/2019
United Kingdom Europe's Mars rover named after DNA pioneer Rosalind Franklin "This name reminds us that it is in the human genes to explore," the European Space Agency said. 08/02/2019
brussels bureau The Brief: Space race, religious freedom, gas talks and rule of law In this edition we look at what Europe's future policy is on space (including joining up with NASA to smash asteroids), a court ruling on religious holidays, Russia Ukraine gas talks and Hungary's Foreign Minister speaks about rule of law. 22/01/2019
USA 2018 Review: A vintage year in Mars exploration 2018 was a vintage year for Mars exploration. NASA's InSight landed on its surface, we found a lake under the south pole, and the ESA-Roscosmo ExoMars rover began to be built in the UK. 26/12/2018
World Mars Express snaps 'winter wonderland' photo of ice-filled crater The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express beamed back images of the Red Planet's Korolev crater covered with what appears to be a large patch of fresh, untrodden snow. 22/12/2018
World Saturn 'losing its rings', new NASA research finds The planet is losing its rings at a "worst-case-scenario" rate, according to the space agency 22/12/2018
World In pictures: Nasa Juno Cam shows storms over Great Red Spot In pictures: Nasa Juno Cam shows storms over Great Red Spot. 14/12/2018
World NASA's Voyager 2 'leaves Solar System' and enters interstellar space Probe becomes the second human-made object to leave the Solar System and enter the realm of interstellar space. 11/12/2018
USA Watch again: NASA’s InSight lander arrives on Mars Join Euronews live as NASA's InSight lander arrives on Mars. 26/11/2018
World NASA robot to explore Jezero Crater for signs of past life in 2020 NASA has chosen the Jezero Crater as the landing site for its upcoming Mars 2020 rover mission after a five-year search 20/11/2018
France Russian cosmonaut Elena Serova on space travel and politics She was the first Russian woman to set foot on the ISS and is now a deputy in the State Duma of the Russian Federation — Elena Serova spoke to Euronews about the similarities between space travel and politics. 19/11/2018
World Europe's mission to hunt for life on Mars chooses its landing site The joint ESA-Roscosmos ExoMars mission has chosen an area called Oxia Planum as its favoured landing site to look for life, now or in the past. 09/11/2018
World Oumuamua: Comet or Alien Solar Probe? | Euronews answers Harvard-based researchers say a mystery object traveling through space could be a spacecraft sent towards the Earth by an alien civilisation. 06/11/2018
Russia Dramatic onboard footage captures Soyuz rocket launch failure The Russian space agency has released dramatic onboard footage of last month’s failed Soyuz rocket launch, as investigators announced that a faulty sensor was responsible for the incident. 01/11/2018
