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Be the first to catch the signals from a new Satellite in orbit!24 September 2015 It is time to start listening to space. To celebrate the launch of the student-built AAUSAT5 CubeSat from the International Space Station into low Earth orbit, ESA’s Education office challenges the amateur radio community to listen out for the tiny sa...
ESA Moon challenge15 September 2015
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Space droids battle to save Earth from comet21 January 2014
Space droids battle to save Earth from comet21 January 2014 A comet heading towards Earth threatens humanity’s existence – that was the virtual scenario of this year’s Zero Robotics tournament. Secondary-school students from across Europe controlled miniature satellites on the International Space Station in a...
Searching for life in strange places13 January 2014
Searching for life in strange places13 January 2014 Last year schoolchildren were invited to dig up some earth in search of creepy-crawlies and underground life. Astronauts taking part in ESA’s underground training course CAVES joined the worldwide experiment from deep under Sardinia, Italy, and the re...
