gaia satellites

The European Space Agency's Gaia satellite (ESA) has captured the closest exoplanet ever formed.

For the first time in history, Polish scientists have mapped three-dimensional maps of the Milky Way with the highest accuracy.

ESA used data from Gaia satellites to track the movement of more than 300,000 stars near the Sun as well as predict their fate for another 5 million years.

Gaia, the satellite that surveyed one billion European stars, began the Milky Way's most accurate mission to date map.