NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson Returns to Great Lakes for Survey Work
NOAA's Thomas Jefferson resumes Great Lakes surveys; marine sectors report job and wage growth.
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El Niño may increase high tide flooding in coastal communities in 2026
NOAA warns that a predicted El Niño could bring more high tide flooding to many coastal locations in 2026.
NOAA Expands Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring to Northeast Coast and Great Lakes
NOAA has expanded harmful algal bloom monitoring to the Northeast coast and Great Lakes, providing new tools for state, local, and regional partners.
NOAA forecasts above-average summer 'dead zone' in Gulf of America
NOAA predicts a larger-than-average low-oxygen 'dead zone' in the Gulf of America this summer, covering 7,027 square miles.
NOAA Unveils New Chesapeake Bay Water Forecasting System
NOAA announced a new water forecasting system for Chesapeake Bay, aiming to improve predictions of water levels, currents, and water quality. The system integrates new data and models to support navigation, emergency response, and environmental management.
How Removing Lost Crab Traps Is Helping Map the Chesapeake Bay
NOAA explains how derelict crab trap removal in the Chesapeake Bay aids seafloor mapping, improving navigation and habitat data.
Webb Detects Methane on Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope's MIRI instrument captured the interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS in three infrared wavelengths, revealing methane. The detection offers clues about the comet's origin and composition.
Webb unveils young stars across every stage of formation
The James Webb Space Telescope has released a new image showing young stars at various stages of formation, offering a detailed view of stellar evolution.
Euclid telescope captures largest visible-light image of Milky Way's centre
ESA's Euclid space telescope has captured the largest high-resolution visible-light photo of the Milky Way's centre, featuring over 60 million stars, aiding exoplanet studies.
ESA's Smile Mission Reaches Science Orbit
The European Space Agency's Smile mission has reached its science orbit, marking a key milestone for the solar wind and magnetosphere study.
Solar eclipse myths debunked by ESA astronaut as Europe prepares for three eclipses
ESA astronaut Pablo Álvarez Fernández separates solar eclipse myths from facts in a new video, as ESA prepares for three European solar eclipses.
Euclid telescope reveals millions of stars and hidden planets in Milky Way centre
ESA’s Euclid telescope has captured a mosaic of tens of millions of stars in the Milky Way’s centre in 26 hours, revealing hidden planets via gravitational microlensing.
Euclid discovers the most ancient quasar in the Universe
ESA's Euclid mission has identified the most distant quasar ever found, shedding light on the early Universe and supermassive black hole formation.
Webb Telescope Reveals Millions of Stars in Centaurus A on Fourth Anniversary
New images from the James Webb Space Telescope show Centaurus A in unprecedented detail, revealing millions of individual stars and an active, changing galaxy, marking four years of successful operations.
Mars Express spots metallic-looking waves in Kaiser Crater
ESA's Mars Express has imaged metallic-looking dune waves filling Kaiser Crater on Mars, an ancient wind-sculpted field.
ESA Briefing Explores Science and Visibility of Total Solar Eclipse
ESA experts held a 57-minute media briefing on total solar eclipses, covering visibility and scientific observation opportunities.
ESA launches Expedition Sound podcast series to explore the Universe through sonification
The European Space Agency has launched Expedition Sound, a podcast series that translates space telescope data into sound, guiding listeners from the Sun to deep space.
ESA’s Mars Express captures NASA’s Psyche during flyby
ESA’s Mars Express imaged NASA’s Psyche spacecraft during a flyby, marking a rare inter-agency observation.
Plato spacecraft clears electromagnetic compatibility tests at ESTEC
ESA's Plato spacecraft passed electromagnetic compatibility tests in the Maxwell Test Chamber, clearing the final major pre-launch exam. Launch on Ariane 6 is planned for March 2027.
ESA partners with León for total solar eclipse viewing and science event
ESA, the City of León and the University of León will host a public event to watch a total solar eclipse and learn about the science behind it.
ESA and EDA sign pact to map Europe’s Earth observation gaps
ESA and EDA signed an Implementing Arrangement to jointly identify strategic and technological gaps in Europe’s Earth observation capabilities and develop a long-term roadmap for security and defence.
Europe faces intense heatwave; France records hottest June day
Europe is under an intense heatwave with record temperatures and red alerts. On 23 June, France saw its hottest June day ever. Copernicus Sentinel-3 captured land surface temperatures, showing ground heat far exceeding air temperatures.
ESA invites media to cover MTG-I2 weather satellite launch in French Guiana
ESA invites media to register for the MTG-I2 launch programme at Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. The Meteosat Third Generation Imager satellite will support weather forecasting.
ESA Revisits Earth Explorer 12 User Consultation Meeting in Tallinn
ESA has released a video recap of the Earth Explorer 12 User Consultation Meeting held on 7–8 July 2026 in Tallinn, Estonia.