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Earth and Proba-3’s Coronagraph play hide and seek

Omega Centauri

Luca Parmitano, Artemis III pilot, in his flight suit.

Inspector Smile, chapter 3: the countdown begins

ESA's science fleet of Solar System explorers

Smile fuelled for launch

Path of comet C/2025 K1 (ATLAS)

Connecting the third stage of the Vega-C rocket that will take Smile to space

Zefiro-9 ready for stacking on top of the Vega-C rocket that will take Smile to space

Smile: getting ready to hoist Zefiro-9 to the top of the Vega-C rocket

Smile: transporting Zefiro-9 to the Vega-C launch pad

Building Vega-C for smile: lowering Zefiro-40 second stage onto first stage

Zefiro-40 for Smile at the Vega-C launch pad

Smile deploys its magnetometer boom (artist impression)

Smile fires its boosters

Smile launch timeline

Smile's ultraviolet vision

Smile's X-ray vision

Smile: A global answer to a global question

Smile deploys its magnetometer boom (artist impression, GIF)

Smile fires its boosters (artist impression, GIF)

Smile: first stage for Vega-C flight VV29 arrives at the launch pad

Smile: a booster leaves storage

Smile: first stage for Vega-C flight VV29 arriving at the launch pad

Smile: aerial view of a booster leaving storage

X-rays blast from a solar flare

Proba-3: our eyes on the Sun’s inner corona

Tracking dust devils on Mars

ESA’s Mars and Jupiter missions observe Comet 3I/ATLAS

Mars’s atmospheric mille-feuille

Solar Orbiter: journey around the Sun

Infographic explaining how Solar Orbiter let us see the connection between energetic electrons in space and their sources on the Sun

Graphic indicating how Solar Orbiter let us see the connection between energetic electrons in space and their sources on the Sun

High-contrast coronograph image of TWA 7b

Solar corona viewed by Proba-3’s ASPIICS

Solar corona viewed by Proba-3’s ASPIICS

Solar corona viewed by Proba-3’s ASPIICS

Proba-3’s artificial solar eclipse

Solar Orbiter's tilted view of the Sun

Solar Orbiter's world-first views of the Sun's south pole

Solar Orbiter's view of the Sun's south pole

PHI's pole-to-pole view of the Sun's magnetic field

SPICE sees the Sun's south pole

SPICE sees movement at the Sun's south pole

Why Solar Orbiter is angling towards the Sun's poles

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