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European Space Agency

8-10 rue Mario Nikis
75738 Paris Cedex 15
75738
France

Telephone : +33 1 53 69 76 54
Web : www.esa.int

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- Surrey Satellite Technology signs contract with EECL for HydroGNSS ESA Scout LNAs (08/09/2022)
  
  EECL (European Engineering & Consultancy), an engineering consultancy providing design, manufacturing & test services to the satellite & aerospace sector, has signed a contract to supply low noise amplifiers (LNA) to Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) for the front-end receiver of the European Space Agency (ESA) HydroGNSS Scout Earth Observation payload. HydroGNSS is planned to carry out important geophysical measurements to assist in the battle against climate change.
- Finnish satellite sends world's first 75 GHz signals from space (02/09/2021)
  
  This new high frequency range, broadcast from a European Space Agency (ESA) CubeSat, opens possibilities for the utilisation of the high millimetre wave frequency range in comms satellites in the future – and could therefore help ease clutter on the radio waves.
- ESA confirms successful testing of CHEOPS instrument, featuring Teledyne e2v CCD47-20 detector (17/04/2020)
  
  The European Space Agency's CHEOPS (Characterizing ExOPlanet Satellite) Exoplanet Observer starts science mission using a single Teledyne e2v CCD image sensor.
- Funding available for UK Space companies to support Coronavirus response (14/04/2020)
  
  A new drive to fund space-enabled technology & services that can strengthen the NHS response to coronavirus has been launched today by the UK Space Agency in a joint initiative with the European Space Agency (ESA).
- Take the Astronaut Aptitude Test to discover if you have what it takes to make it into space... (19/07/2019)
  
  Are you suited to space? Ahead of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing, the Astronaut Aptitude Test asks a series of questions based on NASA’s Astronaut Candidate requirements to determine your suitability for space & reveal how likely you are to make it as an astronaut.
- Rocket launch! Graphene goes into space... (24/06/2019)
  
  Graphene Flagship participated in a rocket launch from Sweden's Esrange Space Center, in collaboration with the European Space Agency. The MASER 14 rocket carried experiments to test the printing of graphene devices in space, as well as the use of graphene-based composites for radiation protection – another compulsory requirement for manned space exploration.
- Zero-G graphene experiments to help enable future space exploration (23/05/2019)
  
  EU-funded Graphene Flagship researchers have embarked on a series of zero-gravity parabolic flights, on an Airbus A310 Zero-G plane, to test novel graphene-based thermal management devices for space applications.
- Control – from space to Stevenage (04/05/2016)
  
  ESA astronaut Tim Peake controlled a rover in Airbus’ Defence and Space facility in Stevenage from the ISS.
- This is ground control to Major Tim (21/05/2013)
  
  Britain’s first astronaut, as part of the European Space Agency’s ISS mission in 2015, renews interest in UK technology.

Guide To Suppliers

European Space Agency

8-10 rue Mario Nikis75738 Paris Cedex 1575738France

8-10 rue Mario Nikis
75738 Paris Cedex 15
75738
France