This week's @esascience #IOTW shows the density and rotation of stars around a neighbour galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud – one of many treasures from @ESAGaia’s second data release. #GaiaDR2Details: […]

Hello Richard and Kaspar, please send your letter to @ESA_EAC – you can find the address here: https://t.co/SVLhpTn0KZ — ESA (@esa) April 30, 2018

How great was the Great American Eclipse? The featured HDR image shows it to be perhaps greater than we knew. On August 21 of last year, the Moon blocked the […]

#DidYouKnow that this map of the sky is based on measurements of nearly 1.7 billion stars? It was created from the richest stellar catalogue to date, compiled by @ESAGaia & […]

Our @esa home for most of last week! Thanks partners from BDLI, @DLR_en all together @ILA_Berlin https://t.co/fi5ZXmYc1Q — philippe willekens (@philippewilleke) April 29, 2018

🎥 Immerse yourself in this 360° animated view of the entire sky on 25 April 2018 – based on the second data release of @ESAGaia. Best watched using a VR […]

Looking back at last week's launch of #Sentinel3 B… and at the fun we had with our #Sentinerds! pic.twitter.com/YgaJMZE2gO — ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) April 29, 2018

A look back at our week in space images… @ESAGaia's sky in colour, a first #Mars image from @ESA_TGO, mosaic cloud-free Europe and the liftoff of #Sentinel3 More: https://t.co/Sy4xHwChb9 pic.twitter.com/jOoGz4jdZc […]

Maybe some Käsespätzle together with @Astro_Alex? https://t.co/zU8LcLEKyd — ESA (@esa) April 28, 2018

Space fact and fiction collide this weekend at @StarTrek_DST where our @esascience colleagues are talking about space science & exploration missions #DST #DSTGermany https://t.co/3fdJVCgeT3 pic.twitter.com/1Miik8C0Rr — ESA (@esa) April 28, […]