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On Saturday, 14 October 2023, at the heart of the Space Festival at Europe’s spaceport, an annular solar eclipse1 occurred in French Guiana.

OFB’s experts and their specialist colleagues are closely analysing the exceptional wildlife of this unique area in French Guiana. Update on ten years of research.

Europe’s spaceport is organising its very first Space Festival. Celebrated worldwide, it will take place from 13 to 15 October in French Guiana. There’s plenty on the programme to keep you entertained and amazed!

It's back-to-school time! Here's a look back at what we've been doing over the last few months with the young people of French Guiana.

The aim of “Guyane Connectée - Combler les écarts” (Connecting Guiana - closing the divide) is to provide high-quality education to pupils in their first and second year of secondary school who live in isolated villages in French Guiana.

Observing the Earth from space to better understand climate change. Experts from CNES, IPCC, and CNRS are in French Guiana to discuss the mission of satellites like SWOT.

The French space agency is committed to working with French Guiana in four key areas: economic development, education/inclusion, space applications and tourism. Here's an overview of the initiatives undertaken in 2022 and the future outlook.

Canopée, the extraordinary ship designed to transport Ariane 6 components, docked for the first time in French Guiana.

As the largest consumer of electricity in French Guiana, Europe’s spaceport has been taking proactive measures to measure, limit, and offset its impact on the environment for several years now.

The French space agency and Europe’s spaceport took part in the fourth edition of Green Days.

CNES grant award ceremony took place on Wednesday 13 July in the amphitheatre A of the University of French Guiana.

Don't miss this event: the French astronaut from European Space Agency will be in French Guiana on 15 and 16 June.