ESA Missions

ESA Missions refers to the various space exploration and satellite missions conducted by the European Space Agency (ESA). The ESA is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to the exploration of space, and it collaborates with multiple countries in Europe and beyond on a wide range of scientific and technological endeavors related to space. ESA Missions encompass a variety of objectives, including Earth observation, planetary exploration, human spaceflight, and astrophysics research. These missions are aimed at advancing scientific knowledge, developing new technologies, and contributing to international space cooperation. Notable ESA Missions include the Rosetta mission to study a comet, the Mars Express and ExoMars missions for Martian exploration, the Copernicus program for Earth monitoring, and participation in the International Space Station (ISS). Each mission typically involves extensive planning, research, and collaboration with various agencies and institutions worldwide.