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The ESA and JAXA collaborate on the Earth observation mission EarthCARE in low Earth orbit.
The European Space Agency (ESA) is working on a Venus exploration mission called EnVision, which is set to launch in 2031.
Eric Morel de Westgaver is the Director of Strategy, Legal Affairs, and External Relations at the ESA.
In November 2024, the ESA and JAXA plan to sign a joint declaration on the Next Major Cooperations.
ESA's Zero Debris efforts focus on designing future satellites for sustainability.
The ESA's presence in Japan aims to enhance cooperation in all areas of space including Earth observation and planetary defense.
ESA fosters collaborative approaches to space environment stewardship through its Zero Debris efforts.
The European Space Agency (ESA) proposes new activities at the 2025 Ministerial Conference to ensure independent access to vital satellite data and services for Europe.
NASA is partnering with ESA on the EnVision mission by supplying key science instruments and communications support.
Skyrora is a prime contractor in the European Space Agency's General Support Technology Program.
The ESA and JAXA have formed a strong alliance through collaborations in a wide range of space activities.
ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher proposed the European Resilience from Space program with a budget of €1B, focusing on two major capabilities in orbit.
Italy has allocated significant resources for space activities in close collaboration with ESA and the European Commission.
The mission is funded by ESA's General Support Technology Programme (GSTP) to pioneer new technologies through In-Orbit Demonstration experiments.
Henon is ESA's first stand-alone CubeSat designed to perform significant manoeuvres toward its orbit.
Copernicus is the most ambitious Earth observation program in the world, guided by the European Commission with ESA support.
The Henon mission is supported by ESA's General Support Technology Programme.
ESA's Juice mission will attempt observations of comet 3I/ATLAS in November 2025.
Henon will independently communicate with ground stations through ESA's Estrack network using a miniaturised deep-space transponder under development.
The Copernicus program is managed by the European Commission and funded by the EU with additional contributions from ESA.