Tags

The German region of Thuringia clearly has a lot to offer. A new commercial created by KNSK demonstrates that Thuringia stands for many products, innovations, personalities and inventions. The Space Industry also takes up a central position in Thuringia, which shows that ESA content once again is featured in prime-time TV in Germany.

The European Space Agency (ESA) allows millions of people every year to gain an insight into their missions via video. We fly on screen with the ESA astronauts to the International Space Station ISS, accompany their enthralling experiments and are fascinated by the space shuttle and rockets. The collected film material is stored in physical archives on cassettes or hard disks and is naturally also available for use in TV productions or marketing campaigns by agencies or museums.

There is one more space shuttle liftoff scheduled for this summer before the shuttle is retired by NASA. This marks the end of an era, which began 50 years ago with Yuri Gagarin. On account of this event, X:enius, the science magazine on ARTE, dedicated an episode entirely to the subject of astronautics.
Design & Data helped the production company AVE to recover old video treasures from the ESA video archive.

A year ago we started to manage the video archive and the distribution process for video material to the press and media on behalf of ESA. Here is a prime example of this innovative form of PR in action. The extremely popular German TV show “Welt der Wunder (World of Wonder) used our service offering for its latest programme.

The hearts of many ESA fans and space enthusiasts must have beaten faster for a few moments on 31 October 2010: the European Space Agency (ESA) released a Happy Halloween greeting as a video clip on its YouTube channel, entitled “Life on Mars?”.

ESA astronaut Frank De Winne ist zwar schon seit dem 1. Dezember 2009 wieder auf der Erde. Allerdings mögen Sie sich darüber wundern, warum die ESA immer noch neue Antworten des ESA Astronauten aus der Internationalen Raumstation (ISS) auf Ihrem ESA YouTube Kanal publiziert.