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- European Space Agency
Discover our missions: past, present and future This is ESA is an illustrated guide to what ESA is and what we do Now available in all Member State languages Check out all our active blogs - although update frequency can vary Discover the ESA brand, with guidelines and downloadable assets, such as logos
- ESA Applicant Portal
Do you have an active ADEConnect account to access the ESA Portal? Yes - Take me to the Login screen » No - Create my account » Note: If you are a Parent Guardian of more than one ESA Student, you only need to register once
- European Space Agency - Wikipedia
The European Space Agency (ESA) [a] is a 23-member international organization devoted to space exploration [7] With its headquarters in Paris and a staff of around 2,547 people globally as of 2023, ESA was founded in 1975 in the context of European integration Its 2025 annual budget was €7 7 billion [4]
- European Space Agency (ESA) | Overview, Membership, History, Facts . . .
European Space Agency (ESA), European space and space-technology research organization founded in 1975 from the merger of the European Launcher Development Organisation (ELDO) and the European Space Research Organisation (ESRO), both established in 1964
- ESA Science Technology - Science Technology
ESA, NASA and Arianespace have jointly defined 18 December 2021 as the target launch date for Ariane 5 flight VA256 This third Ariane 5 launch of 2021 will fly the James Webb Space Telescope to space from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana
- ESA Vision
In Europe, ESA has the unique ability to implement, together with industry, complex and ambitious space missions and programmes on an equal footing with other leading space agencies worldwide ESA Agenda 2025 commits to ensure that this ESA strength and value is further reinforced
- Earth Online - European Space Agency
Earth Online presents news and information on European Space Agency activities in the field of Earth observation The website offers information about ESA’s Earth Observation data, and the satellite missions and instruments that acquire this data
- The European Space Agency (ESA) - The Planetary Society
What does ESA do? ESA brings European countries together to explore and use space peacefully for the benefit of the wider world The agency performs scientific research, operates satellites, and organizes space projects like probes, rockets, and human spaceflight
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