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UK students to research the effect of a Martian atmosphere on everyday objects¡­

European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Alexander Gerst was sent on his second mission to the International Space Station (ISS) on June 6th, along with two fellow crew members, NASA astronaut Serena Au?¨®n-Chancellor and Russian spacecraft commander, Sergey Prokopyev, usi...

Hi there! I¡¯m the planet Mars. You¡¯ve known me since you began observing the night sky. Your Greek, Babylonian, Hindu and Egyptian ancestors associate me with their gods of destruction, war, death and fire. Over the centuries, it seems, I have inspired you to create t...

The programme has now reached a major milestone, with the first arm of the laser system operating for the first time at a power level of 3 PetaWatt.

This laser will support research in nuclear physics and help advance human understanding of the physics of matter.

From June 2018, our Sophie thermal imagers will help the Jean-Marc Landry Foundation to study and protect animal species in the wild. Learn more about a partnership for a worthy cause.

Thales is proud to be supporting the Royal Navy Field Gun Competition at HMS Collingwood on Saturday 2 June 2018

On Thursday Mai 31st, The Walloon Export and Foreign Investment Agency (AWEX) gave Thales Alenia Space in Belgium the Wallonia Export Award. It rewards the company¡¯s dynamism in the export market, which particularly brought out Walloon quality and know-how in Europe. ...

Our customer the Centre for Advanced Laser Applications (CALA) located in Garching has big ambitions. One among them is the development of novel biomedical imaging technologies based on high-energy X-rays.

What do the following have in common: StratobusTM, Open Innovation, space debris, ¡°Mars from A to Z¡±, space exploration, additive manufacturing and augmented reality? All of these subjects, and more, will be spotlighted at VivaTech by specialists from Thales Alenia Spa...