EPSC2020 goes virtual! Abstract deadline: 24 June 2020, 13:00 CEST. In light of the global Covid-19 pandemic, EPSC2020 will be held as a virtual meeting. The Scientific Organising Committee of […]

Is anyone out there? From the possibility of microbial life on Mars and elsewhere in the solar system across the multitude of exoplanets all the way to the Fermi Paradox, […]

Motivational Journeys – Carol Raymond For the final interview in our series of Motivational Journeys, we talk to Dr. Carol Raymond, Manager of JPL’s Small Bodies Program. Dr Raymond started […]

Martian mud flows like lava An investigation of how mud flows at very low temperatures and under the reduced atmospheric pressure of Mars, undertaken through a Europlanet 2020 RI Transnational Access visit, has been published […]

Europlanet Telescope Network issues 1st Alert – A new north polar spot in Saturn On 30th March 2020, amateur astronomer Andy Casely from Australia obtained images of the planet Saturn […]

From Planets to A Pearl Earring One of Europlanet 2024 RI’s Transnational Access facilities has contributed to a new analysis of pigments used by Vermeer to add highlights to his […]

Inspiring Stories – Science to Go! Science communication by scientists In this EPEC Inspiring Outreach Story, Dr. David Píša, a researcher studying the plasma waves in space at the Czech […]

EPEC Profiles – Petr Broz In this series from the EPEC Communication Working Group, we meet members of the Europlanet Early Career (EPEC) community and find out more about their […]

Motivational Journeys – Amara Graps For the seventh interview in our series of Motivational Journeys, we talk to Dr. Amara Graps of the Planetary Science Institute and Baltics in Space. […]

In early April, as the European-Japanese BepiColombo spacecraft was approaching our home planet ahead of the first flyby in its seven-year journey to Mercury, mission scientists invited amateur astronomers to […]