ESA (European Space Agency)

The European Space Agency (ESA) is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to space exploration and research. Established in 1975, ESA comprises 22 member states and collaborates on various missions, including Earth observation, scientific research, and satellite navigation. It aims to advance knowledge about space and contribute to innovation for Earth’s benefits. ESA launches missions to study planets, develop space technology, and monitor climate change, fostering international cooperation in space endeavors. By engaging in both scientific and commercial activities, ESA plays a vital role in advancing Europe’s position in the global space community.