The complete database of
EU Spacecraft
Delve into the European Union’s collaborative efforts in space exploration, showcasing cutting-edge spacecraft technology.
European Space Programs
European space programs, led by the European Space Agency (ESA), are characterized by collaboration, innovation, and exploration. ESA serves as the primary coordinator for Europe’s space activities, bringing together member states to advance scientific knowledge, develop cutting-edge technologies, and promote international cooperation in space.
All Spacecraft from The EU
ESA is actively involved in future space exploration endeavors, including plans for lunar exploration, Mars sample return missions, and the development of next-generation launch vehicles and space habitats. Through its collaborative approach and commitment to innovation, ESA continues to push the boundaries of space exploration, inspire scientific discovery, and promote peaceful cooperation in space for the benefit of humanity.
Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV)
Explore the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV), Europe’s cargo spacecraft supporting the International Space Station.
International Space Station
Explore the International Space Station, humanity’s orbiting laboratory in space. Learn about its missions, research, and collaboration.
Lunar Gateway (Planned)
Learn about the Lunar Gateway, NASA’s space station in lunar orbit, enabling sustained human presence around the Moon.
ESA SMART-1
Discover SMART-1, ESA’s innovative spacecraft that tested solar-electric propulsion and conducted scientific observations of the Moon.
Ariane Rocket Family
Explore the Ariane rocket family, Europe’s reliable and versatile launch vehicles, renowned for their role in deploying crafts into orbit.
Spot Satellite
Discover the SPOT satellite series, France’s premier Earth observation satellites, renowned for their high-resolution imaging capabilities.
Rosetta Spacecraft
Explore the remarkable journey of the Rosetta spacecraft, a pioneering mission that revolutionized our understanding of comets.
Jason-1 Satellite
Discover the Jason-1 satellite, a groundbreaking mission that revolutionized our understanding of global sea level rise and ocean dynamics.
Galileo Navigation Satellites
Discover the Galileo Navigation Satellites, Europe’s advanced global positioning system, known for high precision and reliability.
Mercury Planetary Orbiter (MPO)
Discover the Mercury Planetary Orbiter, part of ESA’s BepiColombo mission, designed to study Mercury’s surface, geology, and magnetic field.
Mercury Magnetospheric Orbiter (MMO)
Explore the MMO, part of JAXA and ESA’s BepiColombo mission, designed to study Mercury’s magnetosphere and solar winds.
ExoMars Rosalind Franklin Rover
The ExoMars program aims to search for signs of life on Mars, investigate the planet’s geological history, and gather information.
The James Webb Space Telescope
The James Webb Space Telescope (or JWST) is one of the most advanced space observatories ever built. It was launched in 2021.
The XMM-Newton Telescope
The XMM-Newton telescope, also known as the X-ray Multi-Mirror Mission, is a space-based X-ray observatory launched by ESA in 1999.