ESA highlights 2025

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2025 was a landmark year for Europe in space. From celebrating 50 years of ESA to new missions, scientific breakthroughs, the year reaffirmed Europe’s leadership in science, exploration, climate action and innovation.

Credits: European Space Agency (ESA)

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Chapters:
00:00-00:19 - Intro
00:20 - ESA at 50: a European celebration
00:43 - Strengthening Europe’s access to space
01:22 - A defining year for Earth observation
02:15 - Solar Orbiter: new view of the Sun
02:44 - First artificial solar eclipse
03:06 – Gaia: a chapter closes
03:34 Euclid: first window into the dark Universe
04:03 Flyeye telescope: Europe’s new asteroid hunter
04:27 - Hera – Mars Flyby
04:49 - Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski — Ignis mission
05:12 - Europe’s Deep Space Network expands
05:34 - Advancing Europe’s satellite navigation
05:53 - Iris for greener skies
06:15 - Strengthen international partnerships
06:28 - Boosting space commercialisation
06:45 - Europe looks forward

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