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ESEO is alive and kicking! 03 December 2018
ESEO is alive and kicking! 03 December 2018 The ESEO Mission Control Centre managed by students of the University of Bologna, Italy has just confirmed the acquisition of the first signal from ESEO. The satellite which was inactive during launch, activated itself just after separation from the l...
ESEO student satellite successfully launched to space03 December 2018
ESEO student satellite successfully launched to space03 December 2018 Today, ESEO, the European Student Earth Orbiter by ESA, was successfully launched into space, and teams from ten European universities are eagerly waiting for their exciting space mission to start.
Follow the ESEO launch on our social media03 December 2018
Follow the ESEO launch on our social media03 December 2018 ESEO is scheduled for launch, today, 3 December 2018, at 19:32 CET. Follow the updates on Twitter via @ESA Education and on Facebook via ESA Education and Paxi-ESA kids. The live stream will start at 19:17 CET and can be followed on ou...
Be the first to catch a signal from ESEO03 December 2018
Be the first to catch a signal from ESEO03 December 2018 It is time to prepare to listen to space. To celebrate the launch of the European Student Earth Orbiter (ESEO), ESA’s Education Office challenges the amateur radio community to listen out to be first to hear the new spacecraft orbiting Earth.
Learning from real-life experience - ESEO’s educational story continues19 October 2018 As ESEO (the European Student Earth Orbiter) just concluded its test campaign this week, the ESEO student teams have gathered yesterday in the Netherlands for a last precious lesson before the satellite is launched. For the past couple of weeks ESEO...
A step closer to launch - ESEO student satellite to enter final test phase 28 September 2018 Designing and launching a fully-functional satellite is the dream of many university students involved in space disciplines. The ESA Academy is helping to make this a reality with ESEO – the European Student Earth Orbiter. This student-...
