EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE HUB
European Space Agency’s new scientific facility for collaborative research on Earth system science

Science Hub Challenges: September 2025
- Posted OnSeptember 29, 2025
- By Science Hub Team
Bringing Together Future Scientists from the Universities of Venice, Edinburgh and Leeds Introduction The Science Hub Challenges are an innovative initiative by the European Space
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Antarctic waters getting saltier as sea ice wanes
- Posted OnSeptember 27, 2025
- By Science Hub Team
Using data from ESA’s SMOS satellite, scientists collaborating in the Southern Ocean Freshwater (SO Fresh) project have discovered a surprising reversal in the Southern Ocean: instead of
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Intercomparison of tropospheric ozone column datasets from combined nadir and limb satellite observations
- Posted OnJuly 30, 2025
- By Science Hub Team
Tropospheric ozone impacts air quality and climate, serving as both a pollutant and a greenhouse gas. In this research, we analysed satellite data of tropospheric
Read MoreAbout the Science Hub
The Earth System Science Hub is the new ESA facility for advanced Earth system and climate science studies. It is a centre of excellence for scientific collaboration, networking, and exchange of ideas, promoting a community response to the major science challenges of this decade, boosting the scientific output of ESA and its Member States and offering ESA expertise and infrastructure.
How to get involved
Join us in the exploration of our planet by becoming part of the vibrant scientific community at the Science Hub. Our facility welcomes scientists from all domains of EO and Earth system science. Here’s how you can engage with the diverse opportunities Science Hub has to offer.
Latest Events
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The Hub Talks: The NASA-ISRO SAR (NISAR) Mission: Overview and Status
October 1 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm CEST -
The Hub Talks: Carbon Mapper – Global distributions of super-emitting methane point sources as detected by satellites
September 25 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm CEST -
The Hub Talks: UK Gas Leak Detected from Space: An Unexpected Discovery Leading to Large ImpactThe Hub Talks:
June 19 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm CEST