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Infographic: asteroid danger explained

ESA ground station network

ESA observes interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS

Radar image of China’s Tiangong-1 space station

Comet relay

Distribution of debris

Asteroid Ryugu seen by Japan's Hayabusa2

Malindi station, Kenya

Infographic: Flyeye telescopes to spot asteroids

Kiruna station

Malargüe ground station conducting quasar observations for ExoMars/TGO

New Norcia station

Chasing Chandrayaan and the super blue Moon

Malargüe station

Kalyazin 64-m dish

Tracking network control room

ESA’s New Norcia deep space tracking station

New Norcia 3D

Earth's poles have highest collision risk

Cebreros deep space antenna

Kourou tracking station

Laser light illuminates ISS

Rosetta's position was known much more accurately than the size of this dot

NASA Deep Space Network

Joint Space Operations Center

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

Human spaceflight and operations image of the week: better tracking

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

ESA's Malargüe tracking station

Future surveillance network

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

EISCAT Svalbard radar

Kiruna station

New Norcia station

VMC camera on board Mars Express is operated by ESA/ESOC, Darmstadt

Tracking oil spills with Sentinel-1

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

Cebreros station

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

Maspalomas station

New Norcia solar panels

New Norcia station control room

Cebreros station

Small yet capable

Active galaxy NGC 4438 in the Virgo Cluster, 50 million light-years from Earth

ESA's SSA Space Weather Coordination Centre, Space Pole, Brussels

Juno trajectory past Earth

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