Shaun's two weeks into his mission to the Moon and the Flock are wondering how he's getting on up there...
Safe travels, Shaun - your friends can't wait to see you again soon! #ForwardToTheMoon#Artemis1
Both space and music enable us to transcend, to reconsider our existence, and to access new emotions. I felt honoured to participate in @UNESCOEU's event last night with @gabramosp@YoYo_Ma and @astro_matthias in a moment of reflection blended with the cosmos & music.
It's been a great pleasure for all of us at @esa to work with @omegawatches on this project. A wonderful precision instrument, combining #Omega's watchmaking, #ESA patented technology, testing expertise and Mars operations team input MT @ESA_CommGateway@ESA_Tech@esaspaceflight
I'm very happy to see this being released with our @playmobil friends. Another small step to help bring space exploration to the next generation of scientists, engineers and (maybe) astronauts.
Destination: #Mars!
🧑🚀👩🚀 Are you ready to go on a martian adventure?
We're proud to work with @playmobil in releasing an ESA Mars Expedition Set - available from 17 December via various retailers 👉 https://t.co/NOycjz4OsN
It was great to be able to work with such a phenomenal group of people at @ESA and @Mattel on this wonderful project. @AstroSamantha & @Barbie: Sparking curiosity in children everywhere to look at science and engineering in a new light.
An idea very close to my heart: sparking a fire in *all* children to become curious about space, regardless of their gender. Well done and a personal thank you to all those involved in realising this partnership with @Barbie and @AstroSamantha.
#WorldSpaceWeek#WomenInSpace
@LuiseteF@esa Here you can see what we mean.
This is a pin that is sitting in my office. It is from 1989 (with just 13 member states).
It shows the circle e on its own and with the acronym at the same time...
@esa EE,-SAH, EI-SAH, AY-SAH, I think we have a range of options to suit all tastes and preferences and languages...
Just never EE... ES... AY... or (horror) *The* EE.... ES... AY.
@BBCScienceNews Little mistake in the article. The last _NASA_ mission to visit Venus might have been Magellan, but the last mission was actually ESA's Venus Express (which orbited the planet producing groundbreaking science data until 2014). https://t.co/6hDFGSOKKq @esa
I can assure you: our high-level strategic video conferences to decide on mission names are nothing like the one shown here - or are they? 😉
Help us #NameTheMission!
We have an unacceptably low number of women working at @esa, particularly in technical jobs. We're working on it, and we want to move faster. What better opportunity to join ESA than to become an astronaut? Or see online at https://t.co/OguTlAshkK for dozens more careers.