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New launch puts a Smile in space
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
|July 2026
On 19 May, the Smile spacecraft took off on a mission to understand how Earth uses its invisible shield as protection from deadly particles released by the Sun.
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It blasted off from French Guiana, South America, and is now in an orbit that loops high over Earth's North and South Poles.
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