ESAC Visits Universities, associations and other similar entities
Teacher Training Course - Regreso a la Luna.El futuro de la humanidad en el espacio. Registration is open
Registration period (January to March) is open Space Science Experiences 2026-2027
Eclipses Educational Kit Discover activities and resources to explore the upcoming solar eclipses
First Light of the CESAR Cebreros Telescope (CCT) The CCT will become a cornerstone of the CESAR programme, enabling students and educators to access advanced astronomical instrumentation
CESAR (Cooperation through Education in Science and Astronomy Research) is an educational program developed by the European Space Agency (ESA), the National Institute for Aerospace Technology (INTA), and Systems Engineering for Defense of Spain (ISDEFE). Its main goal is to bring space closer to classrooms, making use of the enormous potential of scientific data and the professional expertise of the entities involved in the project. We provide educational scientific resources and experiences that promote interest in astronomy and space, as well as future scientific careers, prioritizing diversity and inclusion for all people.
Del 23 al 26 de abril, el equipo CESAR ofrecerá una nueva edición de su curso dirigido a docentes de todas las etapas educativas con la temática dedicada a la Luna.
The European Space Astronomy Centre (ESAC) recently opened its doors to a group of 50 visitors representing museums, science centres, universities, and cultural institutions from across Spain and beyond.
Observatory: CEOT
The telescope has a diameter of 50cm and a telescope ratio of F/10
Location: Cebreros station (Ávila)
ESA’s Deep Space Tracking Station
Latitude: 40.4528° N - Longitude: 4.3676° W
Observatory: HELIOS
Telescope H-alpha: Coronado Solarmax II 90, Aperture: 90mm, Focal Length: 800mm, Bandwidth: <0.5 Å
Telescope visible: Bresser AR-102, Aperture: 102mm, Focal Length: 1000mm, Solar Filter: BAADER AstroSolar™
Dome: 3m sliding roof dome, Scopedome
Location: European Space Astronomy Centre - ESAC (Madrid)
Latitude: 40.4403°N - Longitude: 3.9525°W (map)
Robledo Optical Telescope
Observatory: CERT
The telescope has a diameter of 30cm
Location: MDSCC station (Robledo de Chavela)
NASA´s Madrid Deep Space Comunications Complex
Latitude: 40.4292° N - Longitude: 4.2492° W
