Stories from space

After the peace agreement: How badly damaged is Gaza?

Deforestation of Europe's primeval forests

Ethiopia becomes a water power

Zuckerberg's paradise in Hawaii

How blue-green algae are changing our Baltic Sea.

Does Europe need an independent research satellite?

Latest images of Trumps "Midnight Hammer"

We show how badly Iran's nuclear program has already been damaged.

On June 1, Russia experienced its Pearl Harbor moment

How a German company wants to prevent forest fires in real time from orbit, how AI data centers are robbing us of water and how Russia is rebelling at NATO's external border - find out today with our stories from space.

Today, we analyse the destruction of Gaza, show how drone strikes are changing the war in Sudan, and trace the power outage in Spain..

In this edition, we show you St. Peter's Square from above, just a few hours before Pope Francis passed away. A new satellite analysis shows the expansion of renewable energies since 2017 – worldwide. And we wonder why the migrant tents in Guantanamo have suddenly disappeared again.

Today we present the absurdities of Trump's tariff chaos from space. We take you to the West Bank, show you Gaza in 3D and the aftermath of the severe earthquake in Myanmar.

Today we take you to the largest zoo in the world, introduce you to a tool that measures the destruction of Ukraine and show you the construction site in Heide after the Northolt crash.

The focus of the second edition of our newsletter is on the US's decision to suspend access to high-resolution satellite images. Ukraine was able to track Russian military movements in near real time using satellite images from Maxar, and news agencies used the images for their reporting. However, this is now coming to an end.

In the first issue, you can read about a radar data analysis of rubble and ashes in the Gaza Strip. Also in the newsletter: Sinking California, mysterious messages from Los Angeles and light pollution in Europe