After an eight-year journey, the BepiColombo mission is entering a high-risk phase for its arrival at Mercury, where it will begin unprecedented studies of the planet and its environment starting in 2027. (translated)
From Earth to Mercury: another major milestone for #BepiColombo Today’s successful separation, executed more than 200 million km from Earth is a testament to years of preparation and extraordinary precision by teams across Europe. It reflects what @esa and Europe can achieve #BepiColombo #ESA #SpaceExploration #EU
BepiColombo, the first European-Japanese mission to Mercury, is approaching a key stage of separating the transfer module from the scientific orbiters, which prepares the ground for the complex further exploration of the smallest planet in our Solar System. (translated)
After eight years of traveling, the BepiColombo spacecraft is preparing to separate into two to get closer to Mercury, with the aim of improving our understanding of this mysterious planet. (translated)
The joint mission of Europe and Japan, BepiColombo, is approaching Mercury, where a complex separation process will take place, which interested parties can follow live. (translated)
The space mission BepiColombo has reached the planet Mercury after eight years and will soon begin important scientific measurements to study the planet's complex interior and mysterious properties. (translated)
The BepiColombo mission by ESA and JAXA, which is approaching Mercury after a complex journey of nearly eight years, aims to unveil the secrets of the solar system's most unknown planet, including the presence of ice at its poles and the origin of its magnetic field. (translated)
Belgian scientists are participating in the BepiColombo mission, which marks a key step in the exploration of Mercury, the least known and most mysterious planet in the solar system, in order to reveal its geophysical and atmospheric secrets. (translated)
The BepiColombo mission has begun its first phase of approach to Mercury, where complex maneuvers will take place that will allow for the detailed study of this planet, its characteristics, and its mysteries, while the two scientific satellites prepare to enter orbit in November 2026. (translated)
The European-Japanese probe BepiColombo will begin the final phase of its mission on Thursday and will enter an orbit around Mercury in November after separating from its propulsion module MTM. (translated)
