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Sol-3 Report: An External Perspective on Humanity’s Polycrisis August 29, 2025 In The Sol-3 Report, ESSC Chair Professor Chris Rapley presents Earth’s predicament through the eyes of an extraterrestrial observer. He warns of three converging threats: ecological destabilisation, weapons of mass elimination, and ideologies that undermine cooperation, all of which leave humanity at risk of […]

Breaking Barriers: Women in Science and the Fight for Recognition On this, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, ESSC’s Christian Massari details his interview with his colleague Angelica Tarpanelli. Despite their tireless contributions, women in science continue to face significant challenges in gaining recognition and advancing in their fields—yet their resilience and achievements serve

The Importance of Science for the Observation of our Earth Environment by Satellites ESSC Panel Chair Maurice Borgeaud outlines the history of mankind’s observation of our Earth by satellites, the commitment made by Europe for Earth observation, some of the most spectacular recent scientific breakthroughs, and the importance of continuing this scientific effort for understanding

Impact of Space Data: “The Asteroseismic Revolution” ESSC Panel Chair Saskia Hekker outlines how a shift in perspective can often lead to new insights. Much like how viewing a cathedral from different angles reveals its full grandeur, the transition to space-based telescopes has revolutionised our understanding of stars, unveiling new depths in the groundbreaking field of asteroseismology. By Saskia Hekker