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Welcome BepiColombo to Mercury full version

Welcome BepiColombo to Mercury!

A last selfie from MTM's monitoring camera 1

This Copernicus Sentinel-2 image, captured on 26 July, shows a zoomed-in view over ESA's Cebreros ground station, which lies within the areas heavily affected by the wildfires in Spain.

BepiColombo arrival at Mercury timeline

The BepiColombo thrusters located in the Mercury Transfer Module switch off permanently, marking the end of solar electric propulsion.

The four composite BepiColombo spacecraft is approaching Mercury. Solar electric propulsion thrusters are turned off, priming the spacecraft for the beginning of complex planetary arrival sequence.

The BepiColombo mission team eagerly gathers at ESOC's Main Control Room waiting to receive signal confirmation of the successful shutdown of the spacecraft's solar electric propulsion system.

ESA's science fleet of Solar System explorers

Flying spacecraft means solving problems: Angela Dietz at ESOC

BepiColombo approaches Mercury

Plato’s dialogue

Firing up Henon's engine

Mercury's shadowy north pole revealed by M-CAM 1

Mercury's shadowy north pole revealed by M-CAM 1 (with labels)

Lava and debris brighten Mercury's surface (with labels)

Mercury's sunlit north viewed by M-CAM 1

Lava and debris brighten Mercury's surface

Best images from BepiColombo's sixth Mercury flyby

Mercury's sunlit north viewed by M-CAM 1 (with labels)

Bepi, Mio and MTM complete their final Mercury flyby

BepiColombo's sixth Mercury flyby

BepiColombo's sixth flyby route through Mercury's magnetic environment

Mercury in mid-infrared light

First mid-infrared light observations of Mercury

Mercury during BepiColombo’s fifth flyby

Bepi, Mio and MTM greet Mercury for the fifth time

BepiColombo's fifth Mercury flyby

Mercury’s magnetosphere during BepiColombo’s third flyby (annotated)

Simulation of Mercury’s magnetic environment

BepiColombo’s journey through Mercury’s magnetosphere

Mercury’s magnetosphere during BepiColombo’s third flyby (unannotated)

Lifting the dish at ESA's newest deep space antenna

Mercury: Lord of the (peak) Rings (annotated)

BepiColombo says goodbye to Mercury for the fourth time (annotated)

Mercury reveals its Four Seasons (annotated)

BepiColombo captures newly named Stoddart crater (annotated)

Mercury: Lord of the (peak) Rings

BepiColombo snaps a close-up of Mercury

BepiColombo’s fourth Mercury flyby

BepiColombo says goodbye to Mercury for the fourth time

BepiColombo’s closest view of Mercury

Mercury reveals its Four Seasons

BepiColombo captures newly named Stoddart crater

BepiColombo's cartoon characters during the fourth Mercury flyby

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