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| 07 | Sep | 2018 | Earth from Space | In this week's edition, Sentinel-3A takes us over the North Sea |
| 06 | Sep | 2018 | Solar power | Operations image of the week: a soft Tuscan sunset hints at the presence of the powerful Sun beneath the horizon, a star that can affect satellites in orbit and critical civil infrastructure on Earth |
| 06 | Sep | 2018 | Next stop – space | Do you have a great idea for new space transportation services – to space, around space or returning? Send it in this week and create a commercial success with advice from ESA |
| 05 | Sep | 2018 | Watch the skies | Technology image of the week: this fireball-detecting camera is mounted at the highest point of ESA’s technical centre in the Netherlands |
| 05 | Sep | 2018 | Emergency training | Human and robotic spaceflight image of the week: Alexander Gerst during safety drill on the International Space Station |
| 03 | Sep | 2018 | A smart crater | Space Science Image of the Week: ESA’s Moon-orbiting SMART-1 probe ended its mission on the Moon 12 years ago today, but its final resting place was only seen last year |
| 31 | Aug | 2018 | Week in images | Our week through the lens: 27 - 31 August 2018 |
| 31 | Aug | 2018 | Summer brown | With much of Europe recently subjected to a prolonged heatwave, brown was certainly the trending colour this summer – and in World Water Week, a reminder of the importance of water |
| 30 | Aug | 2018 | Flying on the edge | Operations image of the week: remembering a remarkable mission this World Water Week — GOCE — the satellite that studied Earth's oceans from the edge of space |
| 29 | Aug | 2018 | It's hammer time | Technology image of the week: ESA’s Water Hammer Test Bench simulates the vital moment when a satellite’s propulsion system first comes to life |
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