Geomagnetic storms and solar flares can harm satellite electronics in space and impact electricity grids on Earth. Understanding the effects of space weather is key to mitigate the risks associated with them.

The SST subcomponent protects satellites from collisions in space, monitors their re-entries into Earth’s atmosphere, and assesses in-orbit fragmentations

Access to training materials prepared for a forestry workshop in March 2023 on the use of Copernicus data for forestry practitioners in Germany and Austria.

Access to training materials prepared for a forestry workshop in March 2023 on the use of Copernicus data for forestry practitioners in Germany and Austria.

Access to training materials prepared for a forestry workshop in March 2023 on the use of Copernicus data for forestry practitioners in Germany and Austria.

Welcome to the European Union's space website, the digital hub for information regarding our extensive efforts and initiatives in the realm of space.

The EU is strengthening its technological sovereignty in space and defence through strategic investments in critical technologies. From monitoring supply chain dependencies via the Observatory of Critical Technologies to advancing quantum innovations and reducing reliance on non-EU sources, these initiatives ensure EU's autonomy and competitiveness

The second quantum revolution is now underway. The satellite-based services as well as the EU space programmes must seize this opportunity and make the best and most strategic use of quantum technologies to improve the daily life and security of EU citizens.

Powering strategic autonomy in space

Monitoring critical technologies for space and defence analysis and risk assessment of technologies and supply chains

Accessibility statement - EU Space website

GOVSATCOM (Government Satellite Communications) provides secure, resilient, and cost-effective satellite communications to critical EU and EU Member States missions and operations.

Today’s world is increasingly digital and interconnected. Many of us take internet connectivity for granted, expecting to connect even in areas without cell towers, such as airplanes or cruise ships.

Space holds the potential to deliver enormous benefits for life on Earth. To unlock these opportunities, we need autonomous, resilient and competitive access to space. 

The FPCUP is dedicated to increasing the number of Copernicus users and the use of Copernicus data and products worldwide.

Record-breaking winter snowfall has affected Japan since late January 2026, causing significant disruptions, dozens of casualties, and hundreds of injuries nationwide. Niigata ...

Storm Leonardo hit the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa on 3 February 2026, bringing heavy rainfall and widespread flooding. In Andalusia, southern Spain, rainfall exceeded 200-400 mm within 24 hours. This Copernicus Sentinel-1 radar image, acquired on 4 February 2026 at ...

When lives are at stake, EU Space safety and security services play a key role. From forecasting drought risk to guiding humanitarian aid and response, each component of the EU Space Programme plays an important part in protecting communities. 

The EU Space Academy Learning Platform is a free online programme through which entrepreneurs can learn from top academics, industry leaders, and EUSPA experts.

Fostering the development of space-related job opportunities.