Voyager 2 – Exploring the Depths of Our Solar System
Together with its twin sister Voyager 2 has set record after record exploring the most remote corners of our solar system
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BepiColombo: an exciting voyage to Mercury
Very few spacecrafts have visited Mercury so far. One mission is about to change that: ESA's Bepicolombo is currently en route to the small planet
Lunar Crater Radio Telescope: Our Eyes To The Dark Ages Of The Universe
How much could we expand radio astronomy by installing a Lunar Crater Radio Telescope on the far side of the Moon? Let's discover it!
Voyager 1 – The Eternal Odyssey
The Voyager 1 mission is one of the most remarkable accomplishments in human history. This adventure is a journey that deserves to be relived and discovered
6S CubeSat: an Italian satellite designed by PoliMi students
Experience is key in every engineer's learning journey. What better way to acquire it than by sending a satellite into space?
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter: our eyes on the Red Planet
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter was undoubtedly one of the most incredible missions in the history of orbital observations, let's retrace its history
An interview with Anthea Comellini, the new ESA reserve astronaut
We had the incredible opportunity to interview Anthea Comellini, one of the two Italian reserve astronauts selected by the European Space Agency in 2022.
Clearspace-1: ESA and the space debris challenge
Space debris is a problem we can't allow to get out of hand. ESA aims at demonstrating a possible solution with the ClearSpace-1 mission. The spacecraft will grab a piece of debris and safely deorbit it
Opportunity, a story of a piece of cold metal with a warm hearth
Opportunity was a milestone in human exploration on the red planet, let's retrace his exploits over the years that saw his stay on Mars
Will The Mars Sample Return Mission Discover Alien Life?
Returning samples from the Red Planet has never been attempted before, but NASA and ESA are gonna try it with the "Mars Sample Return" program
