Feel the Beat: Open Day at ESA’s Technical Heart
Last week was quite an exciting week for space. In addition to comet-chasing Rosetta wrapping up her extraordinary mission by […]
Tag Archives: ESA
Rosetta: the epic conclusion
Extra, extra! You may have already heard all about it: Rosetta is nearing the end of its operational mission and […]
A helping hand for Sentinel Copernicus
EJR-Quartz has signed a contract to supply editorial services for the EU Copernicus Sentinel User Handbook. Under the auspices of […]
A comet, an orbiter and a lander in Berlin
Rosetta and Philae: two spacecraft that made history; Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, a comet explored from orbit and from the surface. To […]
Asteroid Day and Beyond
The largest asteroid impact on Earth in recent history occurred on 30 June 1908, in Tunguska, Siberia. The mid-air explosion […]
EJR-Quartz at NASA Open House: Up Close with Orion
To celebrate 75 years in operation, the NASA Glenn Research Center hosted an Open House at its Plum Brook Station […]
Living Planet 2016: EJR-Quartz at the largest Earth Observation conference
The European Space Agency’s Living Planet Symposium is not to be missed. This triennial event brings together over 3,000 participants […]