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The first ESA deep space antenna is also located in Australia, the second in Cerebro, Spain, and the third in Malargüe, Argentina.
Under the CSOC framework, NASA, ESA, JAXA, and CSA share responsibility for the ongoing expenses of operating and maintaining the ISS.
The European Space Agency has awarded a contract to Avio for 24 months of development activities.
Phase 2 recipients for the LEO Cargo Return Service initiative will be named in early 2026 following the ESA Ministerial Council meeting.
The procurement of commercial cargo services to the ISS is part of ESA's contribution to the shared cost of operating and maintaining the station.
The mission for ESA's cargo transportation services must be completed by the fourth quarter of 2028.
The Canada-European Space Agency (ESA) Cooperation Agreement has lasted nearly 50 years.
ESA's Estrack station at New Norcia demonstrates ESA's strong engagement in the Asia-Pacific region.
ESA's call for proposals aims to secure ESA’s astronaut flight opportunities and ISS utilisation while building European capabilities in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) logistics.
Copernicus is managed and funded by the European Union with a partial contribution from the European Space Agency (ESA).
CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, operates the ESA's ground station and antennas in New Norcia.
The fourth ESA deep space antenna, the second at New Norcia, is the most technologically sophisticated to date and includes cryogenically cooled components operating at approximately -263 °C.
Pulse is expected to become the default coordination framework for future ESA missions.
The new deep space antenna will support ESA's flagship missions, including Juice, Solar Orbiter, BepiColombo, Mars Express, and Hera, when it becomes operational in 2026.
The New Norcia 3 antenna will help meet ESA's increasing data download needs.
ESA highlighted its cooperation with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) during IAC 2025, on September 30, one day before signing the MoU with KASA.
En el Edificio B, familias enteras participaron en talleres sobre ingeniería espacial de la ESA.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has published a call to procure commercial cargo services to the International Space Station (ISS).
The ESA's Estrack station in New Norcia demonstrates the agency's long-term commitment to the Asia-Pacific region and especially to Australia since its inauguration in 2003.
Katarzyna Cichecka is the Head of the System and Applications Engineering Division at ESA.