ESA

ESA stands for the European Space Agency. It is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to the exploration of space, comprising 22 member states, primarily in Europe. Founded in 1975, its mission is to develop space technology, conduct scientific research, and facilitate international cooperation in space exploration. ESA conducts various missions, such as launching satellites, exploring planets, and studying Earth and its atmosphere. Its most notable projects include the Mars Express and Rosetta missions. By advancing space science and technology, ESA contributes to understanding our planet, the solar system, and beyond, benefiting society through innovation and research.