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Eclipse over Cebreros Ground Station

ESA's ESOC-1 ground station

FOX (Facility for Operations Experimentation) platform infographic

FOX (Facility for Operations Experimentation) key visual

Estrack key visual

Asteroid (18805) Kellyday

ESA observes interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS

The Moon over ESA's Cebreros deep space antenna

ESA’s final observations of asteroid 2024 RW1

ERS-2 reentering the atmosphere: 03:43 UTC, 3 February 2024

ERS-2 reentering the atmosphere: 23:49 UTC, 29 January 2024

ERS-2 reentering the atmosphere: 23:35 UTC, 28 January 2024

ERS-2 reentering the atmosphere: 14:43 UTC, 14 January 2024

Cool upgrade for deep-space dish

ESA ground stations support ISRO's Aditya-L1 solar observatory

Chasing Chandrayaan and the super blue Moon

Asteroid Ryugu seen by Japan's Hayabusa2

Infographic: asteroid danger explained

Infographic: Flyeye telescopes to spot asteroids

Radar image of China’s Tiangong-1 space station

New Norcia solar panels

New Norcia at night

Kalyazin 64-m dish

Malargüe station

Future surveillance network

Joint Space Operations Center

Drone’s eye view of ESA's deep-space dish in Spain

Malargüe ground station conducting quasar observations for ExoMars/TGO

ESA’s Malargüe tracking station framed by a rainbow and highlighted by the Sun

Comet relay

ESA's dish antenna at New Norcia, Australia, glows with reflected laser light

ESA antenna construction 1985

4.5m satellite acquisition antenna, New Norcia, Australia

ESA ground station network

ESA redevelops tracking capabilities down under

Small yet capable

New Norcia 3D

ESA’s New Norcia deep space tracking station

New Norcia station

Villafranca tracking station 1977

Cebreros station

Maspalomas station

Monitoring signals

ESA’s 35 m deep-space tracking dish in Australia was inaugurated in March 2003

Malindi station, Kenya

Team at Libreville station

Kiruna station

Laser light illuminates ISS

Tracking oil spills with Sentinel-1

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