When the Sun erupts three times in 48 hours, Earth feels it ☀️ In November 2025, our star unleashed a rapid sequence of solar outbursts that swept across space and triggered a severe geomagnetic storm here on Earth. Scientists detected radio blackouts lasting up to an hour, rare high-energy particles breaking through our magnetic shield, and stunning auroras far from the poles. Even so, the storm caused minimal disruption on the ground, and our missions - from low-Earth orbit to deep space - rec

3.6K views · 151 reactions | In this episode of ESA Education's #MeetTheExperts, Massimo Bandecchi explains the principles of Concurrent Design and shows how most of ESA's missions are conceived and designed. See more episodes  https://www.esa.int/Education/Expedition_Home/12_-_18_years_old | ESA - European Space Agency | Facebook

What if we could look at the Sun from a whole new angle, one we’ve never seen before? ☀️ For the first time, Solar Orbiter has captured close-up images of the Sun’s mysterious poles, regions long hidden from view. In 2025, Solar Orbiter gave us a first-ever look at the Sun’s south pole. Remarkably, it found both north and south magnetic fields tangled together. This is a sign that the Sun is at the peak of its 11-year activity cycle, when its magnetic poles flip. 📹 @europeanspaceagency 📸ESA&NA

Space Junk around Earth will shock you The growing problem of space junk necessitates international cooperation and innovative solutions to ensure the safety and sustainability of space activities. #nasa #esa #spacex | Secrets of Space

14K views · 210 reactions | BREAKING: NASA announces their 2022 class of ESA astronauts. The European Space Agency's Director General Josef Aschbacher says he is "proud" to see a good distribution of genders and individuals from several countries. https://trib.al/Rx0iR33  Sky 501 and YouTube | Sky News | Facebook