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Enterprise in the space economy - Europe’s expanding business frontier

In partnership with The European Commission

Business Planet explores the increasing number of opportunities for innovative small firms and startups working in Europe’s booming space economy.

12/07/2019

World News

NASA lander detects first likely 'Marsquake' on the red planet

NASA lander detects first likely 'Marsquake' on the red planet

24/04/2019

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Stay in a repurposed private plane, yurt or spaceship

Getting down with nature without passing up on life’s little luxuries at Apple Camping, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

07/04/2019

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

World News

Astronomers find 'most distant object in our Solar System'

The most distant object ever observed in our Solar System has been discovered by an international team of astronomers. With current technology, it would take a space probe more than 40 years to reach "Farout"

18/12/2018

World News

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

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Sentinel satellites study climate-threatened Camargue

In partnership with ESA - The European Space Agency

The Camargue region of southern France could end the century underwater as sea-levels rise at an accelerating rate. We meet the custodians of this unique wetland and the scientists using Sentinel satellites to study the effects of climate change globally.

14/12/2018

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#AskSpace: What's the cause of climate change, and when will the ice c

In partnership with ESA - The European Space Agency

#AskSpace: What causes climate change, and when will the ice caps melt? ESA Director of Earth Observation Josef Aschbacher answers your questions.

14/12/2018

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Will ExoMars be the mission to find life on Mars?

In partnership with ESA - The European Space Agency

Will ExoMars be the mission to find life on Mars? Euronews is first to film Airbus' specially-built rover clean room and discuss the freshly-selected landing site with European and Russian experts.

23/11/2018

World News

ISS 20th Anniversary: What impact has it had on science so far?

On its 20th anniversary, Euronews space, science and technology correspondent, Jeremy Wilks, reflects on the impact the ISS has had on science.

20/11/2018

Health Series

Real-life 'Iron Man' launches in £340k flying suit at airshow

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Three days following the commercial launch of his £340,000 jet suit in partnership with department store chain Selfridges, amateur engineer Richard Browning was in Hampshire on Saturday to show off his creation before thousands at the biennial Farnborough International Airshow.

21/07/2018

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Love and rockets: Inside Italy's Vega launcher factory

In partnership with ESA - The European Space Agency

Euronews was granted a rare chance to film inside the Vega rocket factory in Italy where the next generation of ESA launchers, like the Vega C, are crafted with love from carbon fibre.

20/07/2018

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Japanese rocket crashed to the ground after 4 secs

Firefighters say the area within a 600 metre radius of the launch site had been cordoned off fortunately, so there were no injuries.

30/06/2018

Russia

Watch: Europe launches latest environment observation satellite

The Sentinel-3B satellite is set to observe the Earth’s oceans, lakes and vegetation.

25/04/2018

Business Planet

The great opportunities of the Galileo satellite navigation system

With Galileo providing users with free of charge global positioning, navigation and timing information, several forward-looking companies are creating Galileo-enabled receivers, chipsets and modules – many of which are already available on the market.

06/04/2018

Business Planet

Business opportunities from outer space

A Slovenian company is creating new business opportunities by optimizing data mined by the EU's Copernicus programme from outer space.

23/02/2018

Europe News

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.

24/01/2018

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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.

19/01/2018

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Race to build Ariane 6 rocket launch pad

The space race to build the new Ariane 6 rocket pad in French Guiana is underway.

14/12/2017

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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

14/12/2017