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This year’s theme “Living in Space”, learn about SpaceInfo Club’s collab with the World Space Week Association, see which companies are leading to the future.

Experts from Space Park Leicester will reveal what it is like to fly around the Earth’s magnetic field at an exclusive evening of science, comedy, arts and discovery in London next month.

A Cosmic Accident Solves Jupiter & Saturn’s Silicon Mystery

If you’re wondering whether it’s worth upgrading, this guide breaks down the real-world differences, expert reviews, and key performance improvements.

HENON is carried out within the European Space Agency’s (ESA) General Support Technology Programme (GSTP) – “Fly” element – thanks to funding from the Italian Space Agency (ASI) through the ALCOR program, along with contributions from the United Kingdom and Finland.

They’ve signed a 3.5-year strategic framework agreement (running until 2028) for the supply of Payload Data Processors (PDPs) powering Hawk for Earth Observation (HEO) satellites and future missions.

🤔 What happens when satellites can think for themselves?

This time we’re talking about Blue Origin, but as we are used to, we don’t aim to focus on gossip or trendy news.

ESA’s MetOp-SG-A1 and Sentinel-5 launch aboard Ariane 6, marking a new era in global weather forecasting, climate tracking, and pollution monitoring.

Jim Lovell’s legacy extends beyond the missions he flew. He has inspired generations of engineers, scientists, and leaders.

The discovery and study of exoplanets like K2‑18b have revolutionized our understanding of where life might exist beyond Earth. Among the most promising candidates are Hycean worlds—planets with hydrogen-rich atmospheres and potentially water-covered surfaces. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has provided tantalizing evidence of molecules like methane (CH₄), carbon dioxide (CO₂), and possibly dimethyl… Read more: K2‑18b, Hycean Worlds, and Dimethyl Sulfide (DMS): Insights Into Exoplanet Habitability

This remarkable mission demonstrated that human astronauts could successfully capture, repair, and redeploy spacecraft in space.