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- Pikachu is aboard the International Space Station 🚀⚡ Join our astronaut Sophie Adenot for a special tour of the International Space Station with a very special guest. As #WorldSpaceWeek2026 begins, the adventure continues at Pokémon-themed exhibitions in science museums across Europe, where fans can meet the Astronaut Pikachu that spent 67 days in space with Sophie. 🌍✨ Know a Pokémon fan? Share this post and take them on a space adventure! 📹 ESA/NASA - S. Adenot #ESA #Astronaut #PokemonxESA @Pokémon Company Int’l
- A bittersweet moment for Sophie 🧑🚀 Our astronaut Sophie Adenot shared this video on her social media channels with the caption: Day 232, orbit 3596 – Yoohoo! Crew-13 has arrived! It feels so good to welcome new crewmates aboard the Station 😄 We’ll spend most of the next few days before undocking on the handover: safety briefings first, then showing them around and getting them up to speed on everything that’s going on. 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #ISS #Astronaut
- Our most electric crew member yet ⚡ This #WorldSpaceWeek2026, science museums across Europe are hosting Pokémon space exhibitions. Come and meet the little astronaut who spent 67 days on the Space Station. 📹 ESA/NASA S. Adenot #PokemonxESA @Pokémon Company Int’l
- Europe and Japan's journey to Mercury 🛰️ On 3 September 2026, our team in Darmstadt, Germany found out. They sat in silence, eyes on the screens, while the answer made its way back to Earth from millions of kilometres away. This is the latest chapter of BepiColombo, the mission to Mercury we share with JAXA. 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Space #Mercury
- Earth through Juice's eyes 🛰️✨ Juice captured these stunning views while flying just 8640 km above our planet. The flyby gave the spacecraft a gravity boost, helping it continue its journey to Jupiter and its icy moons. Send this to someone who'd love this view 🌍 📹 ESA/Juice/JMC #ESA #Space #Earth
- Welcome to Le Bistrot Sophie, the most exclusive restaurant in orbit 🍽️ It’s a long-standing space tradition: every ESA astronaut collaborates with a chef to create a selection of "bonus food" reserved for special occasions. For Sophie, that menu was created by multi-Michelin-starred chef Anne-Sophie Pic, bringing a taste of French gastronomy all the way to space. 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #ISS #Astronaut
- One week left in space and mixed emotions are kicking in 🧑🚀🌍 Our astronaut Sophie Adenot is looking forward to going home, but isn't quite ready for her mission aboard the ISS to end. Honestly? That's a feeling many of us can relate to. Whether it's the end of a holiday, a project, or a special chapter in life, some moments are hard to let go of. 💙 Share this with someone who can relate 👇 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #ISS #Astronaut
- Ever heard of dust devils on Mars? 🌪️ These swirling whirlwinds form when the Sun heats the Martian surface, causing air to rise and lift dust into the atmosphere. Some can grow up to 8 km high and reach speeds of 45 m/s. Luckily, our Mars Express spacecraft is uniquely equipped to spot them. 🛰️ To create one image, Mars Express combines pictures taken one after another by nine different channels. If something moves between shots, such as a dust devil, it appears out of place against the surrounding landscape, making it easy to spot. Share this with someone who needs to see these Martian dust devils 🤯 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Space #Mars
- Radiation, the “aurora factory” ☢️ (Part 2) Our astronaut Sophie Adenot shared this video on her social media channels with the caption: [EN] Day 226 orbit 3501 — Sunday morning science with Sophie, episode 16, part 2: How radiation affects systems and astronauts…. [FR] La science du dimanche matin avec Sophie, épisode 16, partie 2 : Les radiations et leurs effets sur les systèmes informatiques et les astronauts... 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Astronaut #ISS
- Things that just make sense when you live at Concordia Station in Antarctica ❄️ Our medical doctor Sarah Gaier shows us some of the unusual things that make perfect sense when you live at Concordia Station. Located on the Antarctic plateau at around 3,200 metres above sea level, Concordia is one of the most isolated research stations on Earth. For us, Concordia is also a unique place to study how humans adapt to extreme environments. Every year, we sponsor a medical doctor to live and work at the station, carrying out research relevant to future human space missions. Which one surprised you the most? 👀 📹 ESA - @Dr. Sarah Gaier #ESA #Space #Antarctica
- Two spacecraft in contact with each other? 🛰️ During the International Space Summit in Paris, our astronaut Sophie Adenot chatted with the Hera AI Companion, officially launching the tool in the most legendary way possible: connecting two spacecraft in space for the first time. From asking a simple question about asteroids to diving deep into Hera’s mission, the Hera AI Companion lets anyone explore the mission in their own way, whether you’re a curious kid, a space enthusiast, or an astronaut. And as Hera gets closer to its destination, people asking questions will be among the first to hear the latest updates. The Companion is now yours to explore. Ask your questions now 👉 hera.esa.int 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Astronaut #HeraMission
- You missed it?! 😱 Another day at #ESAOpenDays has come to an end 💙 Today, we opened the doors of our Earth observation centre in Frascati to explore our planet, #space and beyond. Thank you for joining us and see you tomorrow in the Netherlands. Share this post with someone who needs to be there next time 🚀 📹 @europeanspaceagency 🎞️ ESA
- What’s for lunch in space? 🥩🥦🍄 (Part 3) Our astronaut Sophie Adenot shares one of her favourite treats, a cherry and blueberry cobbler, and explains why food isn't just about getting the right nutrients. Familiar foods can bring comfort and remind astronauts of Earth, cherished memories and the people they care about. 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Astronaut #ISS
- Who is ready for a change of season? 🍂🌱 On 23 September at 02:04 CEST, as the Sun crosses the equator, day and night become almost equal in length across the planet. In the Northern Hemisphere, autumn begins, while in the Southern Hemisphere, spring arrives. From space, MTG-I1 captured this moment of balance as the day-night boundary, known as the terminator line, stretched from pole to pole. A different perspective on one of Earth's regular seasonal transitions. 📹 ESA/@EUMETSAT #ESA #Earth #Satellite
- Radiation, the “aurora factory” ☢️ Our astronaut Sophie Adenot shared this video on her social media channels with the caption: [EN] Day 219 orbit 3391 — Sunday morning science with Sophie, episode 16, part 1: Radiation, the “aurora factory”. [FR] Jour 219, orbite 3391 – La science du dimanche matin avec Sophie, épisode 16, partie 1 : Les radiations, architecte des aurores. 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Astronaut #ISS
- 10We opened our doors for #ESAOpenDays2026, and you brought the energy. From stepping into the delegate seats where Europe’s #space future is decided, to checking out real satellite models and exploring space careers with our team, Paris was just the launch 🚀 Up next on tour: Italy | Netherlands | Germany | Spain | UK Swipe to see the highlights and share this post with someone who would love a day like this. 📸 ESA - P. Sebirot
- We've been getting the size of our own galaxy slightly wrong 📏 Our XMM-Newton and NASA's Chandra X-ray space telescopes have spotted the aftermath of three bright explosions, their light echoing through the outer spiral arms of the Milky Way. By measuring the distance to those echoes, they've found something surprising. The outer arms sit up to 10% further away than we thought. 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Space #MilkyWay
- Experience Vega-C launch from the launchpad 🚀 Europe’s Vega-C rocket can launch 2300 kg into space, such as small scientific and Earth observation spacecraft. At 35 m tall, Vega-C weighs 210 tonnes on the launch pad and reaches orbit with three solid-propellant-powered stages before the fourth liquid-propellant stage takes over for precise placement of satellites into their desired orbit around Earth. 📹 ESA - S. Corvaja #ESA #Rocket #Launchpad
- What’s for lunch in space? 🥩🥦🍄 (Part 2) After rehydrating the vegetables and heating up the beef steak, our astronaut Sophie Adenot shows us how she eats her lunch in microgravity. There’s some food swapping too. Sophie shares French food with her Russian crewmates, who give her Russian food in return, including one of her favourites, buckwheat. 📹 European Space Agency (ESA) #ESA #Astronaut #ISS
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