ESA Observing the Earth 
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On solid ground
3.12.2014 16:35
Lovers of architecture and history can rest easy: the stability of historical buildings can now be monitored in real time by a new technique with its roots in space.
Timing carbon turnover
3.12.2014 11:40
Scientists are using satellite data to improve understanding of the time it takes for a carbon atom fixed in a plant by photosynthesis to return into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide – known as ‘carbon turnover’.
GOCE iBook
3.12.2014 10:31
Learn more about ESA’s gravity mission and its scientific achievements with a new interactive iBook. Download it from the iTunes store
GOCE iBook
3.12.2014 10:31Learn more about ESA’s gravity mission and its scientific achievements with a new interactive iBook. Download it from the iTunes store
Fogo volcano on Sentinel’s radar
2.12.2014 14:40
Radar images from the Sentinel-1A satellite are helping to monitor ground movements of the recently erupted Fogo volcano.
Linked by laser
2.12.2014 12:43
This image of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan was captured by Sentinel-1A, but linked by laser stretching almost 36 000 km across space for high-speed delivery
Attention app developers
2.12.2014 12:16
Apply today for the 2015 ESA App Camp in Barcelona, and the opportunity to develop mobile apps that tackle some of the world's greatest challenges
Laser link offers high-speed delivery
28.11.2014 13:59
Marking a first in space, Sentinel-1A and Alphasat have linked up by laser stretching almost 36 000 km across space to deliver images of Earth just moments after they were captured.
Tropical thaw
28.11.2014 10:05
Earth observation image of the week: a retreating tropical ice cap in Peru, also featured on the Earth from Space video programme
Earth from Space
27.11.2014 11:24
Join us Friday, 28 November, at 10:00 CET for the ‘Earth from Space’ video programme. This week features Peru’s Quelccaya ice cap, the largest in the Tropics
Understanding the ‘OC’ in GOCE
25.11.2014 13:00
A year after the satellite reentered the atmosphere, scientists using data from the GOCE satellite have made a breakthrough in our understanding of ocean currents.
GOCE results live
24.11.2014 11:27Follow the opening of the 5th International GOCE User Workshop via live webstream from the UNESCO headquarters on 25 November at 10:30 CET
