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The satellites launched from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, should remain operational 15 years from now

The dust jet burst into being in mid-March, was spotted by the spacecraft's OSIRIS scientific imaging system

The Large Magellanic Cloud sits at a distance of merely 163,000 light-years from us, is a satellite of the Milky Way

The water appears to be frozen in a massive block resting on the neck connecting the comet's two lobes

Philae made it on the surface of its target comet on November 12, 2014, ran out of battery shortly after landing

Astronomers say the two galaxies got close to each other between 100 and 200 million years ago, will soon collide

Dublin Trinity College gets funding to develop it

The gorgeous video comprises images taken by ESA astronaut Alexander Gerts, made it online just yesterday

The image was obtained with the help of several telescopes, ESA saw it fit to revisit it in time for this holiday season

The spacecraft has been orbiting Venus since April 2006, scientists say it will soon go out in a blaze of glory

Part of an experiment to learn how the substance behaves

The image was obtained with the help of the European Space Agency's Rosetta probe, hit the public eye just yesterday

European Space Agency scientists say our planet's seas and oceans formed from water carried to Earth by asteroids

The galaxy, known as NGC 4102, is located at a distance of about 68.8 million light-years from our planet

Having landed its Philae probe on comet 679/C-G, the Agency now turns its attention to Jupiter and its moons

The spacecraft's COSAC instrument detected these molecules in the comet's atmosphere, ESA scientists say

The images were obtained with the help of the Rosetta spacecraft, the European Space Agency released them just yesterday