There were also some landings on small Asteroids by several non European nations as well as a European lander on a comet.

Also bonus future Australia flag with aboriginal flag replacing the British in its design.

Military communications satellite EUtelsat is Starlink’s only European competitor. The EU provides over two-thirds of the intelligence Ukraine needs.

Europe into spaaace!

In your opinion, which new countries could join the European Union? The democratic countries within the geographical continent of Europe or any democratic country regardless of the continent it is located on? Let's give some examples. Which of these countries, if they were completely democratic, do you think it would be right for them to be able to enter in the EU: Turkey, Tunisia, Greenland, Canada, Australia, United States, Georgia, Kazakistan?

Of course, if you have other countries in mind, please let us know. The point of this post was to understand what, in your opinion, are the attributes a country must have to join the EU.

Since Americans are (predictably) over represented in Star Trek, I came up with this: The ESS Charlemagne, a Eurostarship with an entirely European crew.

1. Captain (Belgian): The result of a teleporter accident fusing a Walloon and a Flemish person into one. A Byronic hero with the life experiences of two people, but internal conflict over which language to speak.
2. First Officer (Luxembourgish): Has good contacts to tax evading Ferengi.
3. Second Officer (Danish): Born a pirate, joined the Eurospaceforce to dab on the Russians.
4. Science Officer (Swedish): Famous for their studies of the interdimensional phenomenon known as SCP-3008.
5. Chief Engineer (German): Always keeps the Charlemagne in top condition. From the Mercedes engines, to the Zeiss Phasers, Rheinmetall Photon Torpedos, Bosch Coffee Machine (especially important) and even the Porsche Shuttles and Krauss Maffei Wegman ground equipment. Also had a hand in designing the Charlemagne and made sure she has enough Kruppstahl to resist Klingon disruptors.
6. Security Chief (Polish): Personal shuttle has wings, always wears a Winged Hussar patch, added a Russian alarm to the normal intruder alarm. Their No.1 task force consists of an Estonian, a Latvian and a Lithuanian security officer. Has enough weapons in their private quarters to arm half the crew.
7. Chief Communications Officer (French): Insists that Charlemagne is/was French and that everything on board would go smoother if everyone just spoke French instead of more or less broken English. Speaking of which, they are known for random tirades against England.
8. Weapons Officer (Finnish): 360 no scopes with Phasers and Photon Torpedos. All special abilities of this officer get a buff up to 200%, depending on which Death Metal band is played on the bridge during battle.
9. Helm (Greek): Never misses a chance to tell everyone about their Odyssee. But the Captain has forbidden them from raging against the Turks, because: "We can't make it too obvious that they'll never get into the EU." Thus, they use euphemisms like Cyclops or Gorgon instead.
10. Navigator (Dutch): Completely normal, until the Charlemagne activates her Warp engines. Then with the puff of a joint of spice melange, a third eye opens and the Navigator unleashes prescient powers to guide the Charlemagne through the dangers of the Warp.
11. Cook (Italian): Murdered the last person who ordered Pizza with Pineapple.
12. Counselor (Irish): Gives you a Guinness Beer or two... or three... sometimes a couple more and you immediately feel better :D
13. Supply Officer (Romanian): The Charlemagne is always well supplied. It's so quick and efficient, most starbases don't even realize they've resupplied the ship until it's in the next star system :D
14. Chief Medical Officer (Spanish): Recommends sunbathing and siesta to everyone and actually has a point. Starships are a high stress environment without real sunlight after all.

That's all I could come up with. Still missing several countries. Feel free to fill the gaps.

Edit: Sequel

The propulsion and power system of the Artemis II Orion capsule, which is on its way around the moon with four astronauts (one being Canadian), was made by Europe.

Basically everything that isn't where the crew is sitting is the 'European Service Module,' which I guess is named that to make sure we'll at least get some credit :D

Currently under development, it will be able to land vertically and reused. it’s planned to have a crew capacity of 5 astronauts and will give Europe the capability of building space stations, maintaining orbital telescopes and much more.