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#Space #Science #ImageOfTheWeek: From fundamental physics to exobiology, the International Space Station’s Columbus lab tackles big questions in space science: https://t.co/iz7UxMl2ZK #Columbus10years @esaspaceflight pic.twitter.com/8uZdJTDDGm — ESA Science (@esascience) February 5, […]

The loneliest firework display. Credit: @ESA Hubble, @NASA https://t.co/2afbSCb5sx pic.twitter.com/aOmeRHewU5 — HUBBLE (@HUBBLE_space) February 5, 2018

Thanks for sharing @dmaimo – last week's #supermoon and the Four Towers in #Madrid. https://t.co/WlZy2tarUv — ESA (@esa) February 5, 2018

.@CopernicusEU #Sentinel2 captures Mount #Mayon eruption: here we see the volcano in natural colour & in false colour. Then two shortwave infrared bands reveal the hot lava spilling from the […]

What happens when powerful streams of gas from massive stars collide? Scientists used @ESA_XMM to investigate, and what they found was unexpected…https://t.co/OcsdG25qYN pic.twitter.com/2xtQbFh3mP — ESA (@esa) February 4, 2018

"This unique source of knowledge is seeding nearly all areas of science with results that are very relevant for humans on Earth" – @Astro_Alex on Europe's only laboratory in space: […]

Just a few days left to submit your design for the @esascience #CHEOPS competition. Deadline 7 February at 17:00 GMT (18:00 CET). Details: https://t.co/VZugX6PVvl pic.twitter.com/Zhc6uU5nC9 — ESA (@esa) February 4, […]

The single location where we can learn the most about our planet is found nowhere on #Earth but high up above it. #Satellites image the #Earth precisely… down to the […]

An unusual type of solar eclipse occurred in 2012. Usually it is the Earth’s Moon that eclipses the Sun. That year, most unusually, the planet Venus took a turn. Like […]