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The 22 pages that link to European Space Agency, each with the reason it gives.

• James Webb Space TelescopeRelated: ESA contributed the launch vehicle and instruments to the Webb partnership.

• Cassini–HuygensRelated: ESA supplied the Huygens probe and led its descent operations.

• Planck satelliteRelated: ESA developed and operated Planck as its third medium-class science mission.

• Lunar GatewayRelated: ESA is contributing Gateway modules and services through international agreements.

• Technology readiness levelRelated: ESA uses readiness levels to describe maturity in its technology development programs.

• Herschel Space ObservatoryRelated: ESA developed and operated Herschel as one of its cornerstone science missions.

• GaiaRelated: ESA selected, built, and operates the Gaia mission.

• Solar and Heliospheric ObservatoryRelated: ESA supplied spacecraft systems and instruments and shared responsibility for the mission.

• International space cooperationRelated: It pools member-state resources for missions no single participant would undertake in the same way.

• Space Telescope Science InstituteRelated: ESA partners with NASA on Hubble, whose science program the institute operates.

• XMM-NewtonRelated: ESA developed and operates XMM-Newton with contributions from its member states.

• ArianespaceRelated: ESA's Ariane development program created the launcher family that Arianespace was established to commercialize.

• Astronomy & AstrophysicsRelated: ESA is one of the organizations supporting the journal's publishing framework.

• Samantha CristoforettiRelated: Cristoforetti joined its astronaut corps and flew on its missions to the International Space Station.

• Sigmund JähnRelated: Jähn later served as a consultant to the agency’s human spaceflight program.

• Space industryRelated: ESA supports European launch, satellite, and science capabilities through shared programs.