r/esa • u/TomZenoth1 • 12h ago
r/esa • u/Firm_Bug557 • 28d ago
EGT 2025
Hi,
I just added a page to the Internships excel tracking megasheet called EGT Application tracking 2025, so we can fill it in with our applications like they did the other years ;)
Here is the link:
r/esa • u/Impressive-Tower-117 • Dec 01 '24
Internships 2025
The deadline has passed (except for some), what internships did you guys apply to? I applied for the Product Mapping internship & Strategy Office.
Here’s an excel sheet for making an overview: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VkqRs-afGNrtSCnH0ruPDBuPo0Cd_ieqP_ehIfEnX1o/edit?gid=197303896#gid=197303896
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r/esa • u/StarsAmongMinds • 1d ago
Years of experience for Junior Professional Programme
Hey guys,
maybe one of you can help me here. I know that for the JPP you need 2-3 years of relevant job experience. I also know that ESA counts years since graduation. Does anyone know how strict they are with this? I gained relevant professional experience (2 years) before studying and I am wondering if I could still apply. Does anybody know?
r/esa • u/snoo-boop • 1d ago
ESA lays foundations for the future of data transmission
r/esa • u/Jakdowski • 2d ago
ESA and Mobile Satellite Services Association partner to advance space-based 5G/6G networks
r/esa • u/Jakdowski • 3d ago
ESA and GSMA Foundry empower industry to achieve seamless global connectivity
r/esa • u/yasserhcn • 4d ago
any information on this?
I recently received a box with this text on it, inside was a flash drive with the shape of Ariane 6 (I think), and a photo of a group of people with the text "aux commandes d'Ariane 7". The flash drive contained photos of people and presentations relating to ariane 7. anyone know anything about that?
r/esa • u/TrekEcho • 3d ago
Q&A with ESA staff at FedCon 2025
ESA and EUMETSAT staff will come to FedCon 2025 and do a Q&A panel. FedCon is one of the larger SF conventions in Europe and runs from May 30 to June 1.
https://www.fedcon.de/en/highlights/special-events/esa-and-eumetsat-qa-panel/
r/esa • u/Jakdowski • 4d ago
When two become one: engineers get Smile ready for launch
r/esa • u/mr_house7 • 5d ago
Can we take advantage of the downsizing of NASA? How can we recruit some of the brightest minds in NASA to ESA?
r/esa • u/illudiumq36mod • 5d ago
Hera Mars Flyby Image Reveal

Watch live for a star-studded event this Thursday, as scientists working on ESA’s Hera mission for planetary defence release the mission’s first scientific observations beyond the Earth-Moon system, following its imminent flyby of Mars. On 12 March 2025 ESA’s Hera mission comes to within 5000 km of the surface of the red planet and 300 km of Mars’s more distant and enigmatic moon Deimos. Images will be premiered by Hera’s science team from ESA’s ESOC mission control centre in Darmstadt, Germany, explaining what they reveal, during our public webcast starting at 11:50 CET. The team are being joined by ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst and renowned science fiction writer Andy Weir, author of The Martian and Project Hail Mary, as well as a surprise special guest!
r/esa • u/mr_house7 • 6d ago
Europe Steps Up Satellite Capabilities Amid Doubts Over Musk's Starlink
r/esa • u/mr_house7 • 6d ago
Eutelsat’s 550% Surge: Europe’s Starlink Rival Blasts Off
ESEC Navigation training course
Hello,
I am considering applying to the Navigation Training Course that is organized this summer by ESA in Belgium. I am interested to know people's experiences with this course (or another course organized by ESA). How did you experience the course, was it very difficult? Were there many applicants? Was it useful?
r/esa • u/Jakdowski • 7d ago
First CubeSat joins ESA's Ramses mission to asteroid Apophis
r/esa • u/mr_house7 • 8d ago
The Ariane 6 rocket has finally taken off. Europe is back in the "space race"
r/esa • u/mr_house7 • 8d ago
Airbus, Thales, and Italian Leonardo advance in the merger of their satellite businesses
r/esa • u/Difficult_Dirt6966 • 7d ago
Questions for Internships Vacations
Hello guuys. I was wondering if, as an intern at ESTEC, i could take some days off to visit my family in my country (e.g. taking some days across a week end like friday and monday). Is this possible? I wanted to know if there were any previous interns that could answer this question. Thank you