Articles with the latest EU space news, with an emphasis on Earth Observation, Satellite Navigation and Satellite Communication news from Europe
The opportunities of space are an inspiration for people all over the world. The images of astronauts walking on the Moon, launching to the International Space Station, flying new commercial spacecraft, and images of our planet from Earth orbiting satellites equally inspire people in emerging countries as much as they excite us those in countries […]Read More
Before the invasion of Russian troops into Ukraine, the city of Mariupol was a steel and machine-building centre stretching along the Sea of Azov, at the mouth of the Kalmius and Kalchik rivers. Today, Mariupol has become the hottest spot in the Donetsk region and is one of the most tragic pages in the chronicle […]Read More
The EU Agency for the Space Programme EUSPA celebrates its first anniversary with new services, a new satellite and even more end users. Time flies when you’re busy getting things done. And in the first year of its existence, the EU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) has gotten a lot of things done. “EUSPA’s […]Read More
Agriculture is gradually becoming technologically advanced. Machinery is automated, seed and fertilizer rates can be calculated automatically, and satellite images are used to determine plant conditions. Here are four new technologies for agriculture. This article is based on a post on the OneSoil blog, edited and republished with permission. 1. Satellite images and agriculture The first satellite was launched into […]Read More
The #EUSpace4Ukraine initiative was launched last month and continues to collect challenges and solutions. Next week EUSPA is organising a matchmaking webinar between NGOs/aid workers and innovators/app developers working on space based solutions. Aid Workers and Innovators Unite to Help Ukraine #EUSpace4Ukraine is a new open platform, which aims to match innovators with NGOs and […]Read More
An initiative in the Netherlands leverages Galileo’s enhanced accuracy and positioning to conduct a comprehensive safety assessment of local cycling routes. Article based on the original publication by the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA). Original article here. The Dutch and their bikes The Dutch love their bikes. In fact, according to a […]Read More
The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and the EU Treaties establish equality and non-discrimination as fundamental values of the European Union. The European Commission, and the Directorate-General for Defence Industry and Space (DG Defis) in particular, are actively contributing to the delivery of concrete initiatives promoting Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (ED&I) aiming to ensure that […]Read More
For more than two months we have been reporting on the news and applications of space data during the war. One of the topics is the work of SpaceX’s Starlink in Ukraine. This article is the third in our series. Starlink in Ukraine. What happened so far? On February 26 the Minister of Digital Transformation […]Read More
In the second issue of our monthly digest we will lead you through industry news, tips and insights, as well as investigations we did this April. Everything we talked about this month is in one place! Observing Ukraine from Space – You Can Help! The war in Ukraine has been going on for more than […]Read More
The war in Ukraine not only causes humanitarian crises and catastrophes. The invasion by Russian troops is having a significant impact on global food security too. Ukraine is the fourth largest producer and exporter of agricultural goods in the world. Much of the region, if not the world, depends on agriculture in Ukraine, farmers being […]Read More
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