ESA observes the outcome of the impact of DART on Dimorphos
NEOCC has managed a network of observatories to observe the result of the interplanetary collision
News Archive
NEOCC FITS Image Archive now accessible through the SSOIS
The image archive with capabilities to search and download selected image data
Asteroid 2021 QM1 removed from NEOCC’s risk list pole position
Riskiest asteroid in the last months removed from the risk list
Impact threat analysis update completed for 1950 DA
Large NEA steadily going out of the long-term risk list
Fifth notch for Planetary Defenders
The Planetary Defence community has detected the fifth asteroid impactor
Recap on the removal of 2022 AE1 from the risk list
Typical behaviour of a non-impacting object in the risk list
2009 JF1 kicked out of the risk list top-ten thanks to observation re-measurements
The importance of accurate star catalogues and image archives for Planetary Defence
Automated data access to ESA's NEOCC portal
NEOCC portal provides automated access to most of its data
Inauguration of the new NEOCC facilities
ESA has inaugurated the new building for the NEOCC at ESRIN
Record breaking Atira recently discovered
NEOCC observations help in nailing down the orbit of 2021 PH27
A new ESA telescope in La Silla
First light of ESA's Test-Bed Telescope in Chile
Going faint
Detecting an asteroid beyond telescope normal operation
Apophis removed from the risk list
New observations of asteroid Apophis rule out any chance of impact for at least a century
A brand-new face for the NEOCC web portal
ESA’s Planetary Defence Office has just released a new NEOCC web portal
Impact monitoring for Apophis computed including the Yarkovsky effect
A revision of the Apophis impact hazard assessment
1998 KY26 - recovering the target of the Hayabusa2 extended mission
Possible extension for the Hayabusa2 mission
Record breaking close approach of asteroid 2020 VT4
The closest non-impacting asteroid
Impact Monitoring information now computed by NEOCC
The full orbit determination and impact monitoring computations being performed at our premises
2020 QG, the closest close approach
The fly-by of 2020 QG asteroid
An even closer unexpected approach
The fly-by of 2020 JJ asteroid
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