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Our ESA's Solar Orbiter's close approach to the Sun is an exciting period for science 🤩, but it can keep ESA Operations worrying about all possible scenarios 😬 👇

Present in the Sun’s corona: 🌱moss 🪸spicules 🌋eruptions ☔rain Curious? 👉 esa.int/ESA_Multimedia… 🎥ESA & NASA/Solar Orbiter/EUI Team

🚨 We are launching the ESA Science Newsletter! It serves the scientific community and welcomes everyone interested in more programmatic and technical news from the Directorate of Science. More info & subscription link here 👉 cosmos.esa.int/web/scinews

Delighted to invite you to my first virtual Science Directorate Town Hall! Independent of career stage or affiliation in the scientific community, join us Tues 28 May 9:30-12:30 CEST to learn, ask questions, share views & ambitions: cosmos.esa.int/web/dsci_townh… European Space Agency ESA Science

A #SolarOrbiter success story! A key mission goal was to link the solar wind detected around the spacecraft back to its source regions on the Sun. A new paper, using data taken during our first close approach to the Sun, confirms that it's possible. More👉esa.int/Science_Explor…

In the last month, #SolarOrbiter has been on 🐙monster-hunting duty. 💥While hiding from Earth's view, the active sunspot region AR3664 has produced more X-class (the highest category) solar flares, insanely energetic solar particles, and humongous coronal mass

Have you voted in the #ESAGames yet? 👉 x.com/esa/status/181… Competing in space diving 🤿 is ESA's Solar Orbiter 🌞🛰️The spacecraft is aiming for a medal for taking a plunge in the scorching environment of our star, taking images of the Sun from closer than any spacecraft

🏆 It's success for ESA's Solar Orbiter in the #ESAGames space diving! 🤿 An hard-fought battle between our Sun explorer and our Venus orbiter, with Solar Orbiter ultimately taking the top spot due to its impressive plunge into the scorching environment of our star ☀️

How does solar wind reach speeds of almost 2 million km/h? 🌊 The investigative duo ESA's Solar Orbiter and NASA Sun & Space’s Parker Solar Probe demonstrate that fast wind gets its energy by riding magnetic waves 👉 esa.int/Science_Explor…