The next two satellites in Europe’s #Galileo satellite navigation system have arrived at Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, ahead of their planned launch in July. Details: https://t.co/NsgE9Lhg49 pic.twitter.com/HM0bfdBi86 — ESA […]

None currently. — ESA (@esa) May 9, 2018

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Maybe a HedgeDog?! 😉 — ESA (@esa) May 9, 2018

The shaker table was on a much higher setting for this test compared to that used to simulate a launch. — ESA (@esa) May 9, 2018

Real thing. Longer version here: https://t.co/zQbDg4jeKC — ESA (@esa) May 9, 2018

Our @ESA_Tech shaker tables are typically used to test satellites against the take-off vibrations of a rocket launch. But here an 8-tonne cooling system is subjected to a simulated earthquake […]

Riding a rocket to space actually uses up less fuel than a transatlantic passenger flight. Our Soyuz carries ~77t of Kerosene fuel, the rest is Oxygen. The trick is to […]

On #EuropeDay2018 "Europe deserves support from everyone, we in ESA contribute through #UnitedSpaceinEurope" – ESA Director General @janwoerner pic.twitter.com/owmv9qUabj — ESA (@esa) May 9, 2018

The newest @CopernicusEU satellite has delivered its first images of #Earth. The first #Sentinel3 B images include the sunset over #Antarctica, sea ice in the #Arctic, and northern #Europe.Details: https://t.co/gmjs5d8rGx […]