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European Space Agency News
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Spacewalk Preps, Science, and Cargo Work Kick Off New Year
- Expedition 72 is beginning the New Year preparing for an upcoming spacewalk to service science hardware and install communications gear.
- Two NASA astronauts are scheduled to exit the orbital outpost’s Quest airlock this month for a spacewalk to checkout a pair of astrophysics experiments attached to the outside of the space station, as well as conduct other tasks.
- The four astronauts aboard the station, including Commander Suni Williams and Fight Engineers Nick Hague, Don Pettit, and Butch Wilmore, worked throughout Monday preparing for the science maintenance spacewalk.
- Pettit and Wilmore rounded out their day conducting science and transferring cargo.
Nasa | 7 Jan, 2025
European Space Agency hack sees official store hijacked to steal customer details
- The website of the European Space Agency (ESA) was recently compromised with a credit card skimmer, putting countless people at risk of wire fraud.
- Security researchers found a malicious script on ESA's web shop that created a fake Stripe payment page at checkout, collecting customer information and payment data.
- ESA temporarily shut down the shop after being notified of the attack, and the shop is currently offline.
- No threat actors have claimed responsibility for the attack, but Magecart, a known threat actor, has been observed installing credit card skimmers in the past.
Tech Radar | 26 Dec, 2024
Collaboration Is Key to A Strong Materials Discipline
- NASA relies on collaboration in the materials discipline to meet its advanced materials and processes (M&P) needs.
- Collaboration is crucial for reaching NASA's Moon-to-Mars objectives and leveraging each center's specific M&P expertise.
- Highlights from the year include addressing anomalous temperature readings, fostering intercenter cooperation for alloy development, and leveraging partnerships with the European Space Agency (ESA).
- Future challenges include elevated temperature testing, domestic symposiums, and engaging early-career personnel for knowledge sharing.
Nasa | 25 Dec, 2024
Station Crew Works Science Installs and Spacewalk Cleanup Before Holidays
- Science hardware installations were completed by the Expedition 72 crew members aboard the International Space Station.
- Astronauts installed the European Enhanced Exploration Exercise Device in the Columbus laboratory module, which provides advanced capability for workouts in microgravity.
- Crew members also conducted installation work in the Tranquility module, outfitting the Nanoracks Bishop airlock with hardware.
- The cosmonauts slept in following a spacewalk, during which they installed a celestial X-ray investigation and performed other tasks.
Nasa | 21 Dec, 2024
Celebrating a white Christmas — martian style
- The European Space Agency (ESA) has released an image of a white Christmas on Mars captured by its Mars Express spacecraft.
- The image, taken in June 2022, shows an area in Mars' southern hemisphere covered in layers of snow and ice.
- The warming sun causes ice sublimation, resulting in bursts of gas jetting through the surface and dark dust falling back in a fan-shaped pattern.
- The image can be viewed in 3D with a pair of 3D glasses on the ESA's website.
Digitaltrends | 20 Dec, 2024
Crew Works Advanced Exercise and Space Tech, Gets Ready for Thursday Spacewalk
- Astronaut Suni Williams installs the European Materials Ageing experiment hardware inside the Nanoracks Bishop airlock for exposure to the vacuum of space.
- The International Space Station crew focuses on advanced exercise systems for space crews, spacecraft fire safety, and advanced life support gear.
- NASA astronauts install futuristic exercise gear in the Columbus laboratory module to be tested and used on future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
- Two cosmonauts are prepared for a spacewalk to remove science experiments and relocate robotic hardware from the space station's Poisk airlock.
Nasa | 19 Dec, 2024
India launches two ESA sun-spotters that will fly in incredibly precise formation
- India's space agency launched a pair of European Space Agency satellites called Proba-3 into space.
- The satellites, called Coronagraph and Occulter, will fly in formation with arc-second precision.
- They will observe Sol's outermost layer, the corona, by blocking the Sun's light.
- The mission aims to prove the potential of future missions involving multiple spacecraft as a virtual observatory.
The Register | 9 Dec, 2024
Europe's Vega C rocket cleared for launch tonight, first since 2022
- Arianespace's Vega C rocket is set to launch tonight, marking its return after a second-stage failure in 2022.
- Vega C is an expendable, small-lift vehicle operated by Arianespace. It had one successful launch in July 2022 before the failure.
- The failure left the European Space Agency (ESA) in a tight spot as Ariane 5 was retired, and Ariane 6 faced delays.
- Tonight's Vega C launch is significant as it carries the Sentinel-1C satellite for the Copernicus program.
The Register | 4 Dec, 2024
ISRO Delays Launch Of European Space Agency's Proba-3 Mission To Dec. 5
- ISRO has delayed the launch of the European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission to December 5.
- The delay is due to an anomaly detected in the PROBA-3 spacecraft.
- The Proba-3 mission aims to provide new insights into the Sun's corona and space weather.
- Two satellites will work together to create a coronagraph for a closer view of the Sun's faint corona.
Bloomberg Quint | 4 Dec, 2024
European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission to create artificial solar eclipses in space
- The European Space Agency (ESA) is set to launch the Proba-3 mission to create artificial solar eclipses in space.
- The mission aims to study the Sun's corona, which is usually obscured by its brightness, by creating artificial eclipses.
- Scientists hope to gain unprecedented views of the corona and improve the understanding of Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs).
- The mission also aims to advance space weather forecasting capabilities and contribute to climate studies.
TechSpot | 3 Dec, 2024
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