Dr Francesca Faedi Francesca Faedi is an internationally recognized astrophysicist whose work sits at the forefront of exoplanet science and space exploration. With a research career spanning leading institutions in Europe and beyond, she has contributed to the discovery and characterization of over 60 exoplanets, advancing our understanding of planetary systems beyond our own. Her
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IRIDE Earth Observation steps into the Future Today we are going to talk about IRIDE, a fully Italian project which aims to be 100% operative as an Earth observing constellation by 2026. In the context of the NextGenerationEU program, under which lies the Italian National Plan for Recovery and Resilience (PNRR), the Italian Government funded
Home › Humans in Space › Nicola Winter By The SpaceInfo Club Editorial Team · Published September 2023 · Updated August 28, 2026 Pointing to the Stars Nicola Winter is a member of the European Space Agency’s Astronaut Reserve (Class of 2022), selected from a pool of more than 22,500 applicants. A former Eurofighter and
Oksana Korda The Art in Astronomy If you have been following SpaceInfo for a few time on our Instagram account @spaceinfo.club (psst… go follow us if you’re not!) you will have probably noticed we are often collaborating with Oksana Korda (@oksana_korda… yes you guessed: go follow her too!). She’s a very brilliant photographer and artist
Giuseppe Cataldo NEW WORLDS WITH THEJAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE Article by Giuseppe Cataldo Nearly a year ago, on July 12, 2022, the entire world stood amazed before the first images and data revealed by the largest and most powerful space telescope in human history, James Webb. A project twenty-five years in the making, James Webb has
Home › Humans in Space › Astronaut Meganne Christian By The SpaceInfo Club Editorial Team · Published April 2023 · Updated August 28, 2026 Meganne Christian is a member of the European Space Agency’s Astronaut Reserve (Class of 2022) and Exploration Commercialisation Lead at the UK Space Agency. Before joining the astronaut corps she was
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Program Manager for People, Culture and Equity at NASA Program Manager for Workforce Strategy Edward Gonzales – Photo by NASA Can you share with us how your journey led you to become the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion lead for Heliophysics at NASA? My role at NASA has recently evolved; I am now the Program Manager
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What does it take to lead Europe’s most complex space missions from the jungles of French Guiana to the halls of the European Space Agency? Charlotte Beskow — an electrical engineer from Sweden — has spent over three decades turning science fiction into launch-pad reality. From overseeing the Automated Transfer Vehicle’s journeys to the International
NASA’s Perseverance rover recently detected what it calls a “potential biosignature.”How do you, as someone with decades of mission-operations experience, interpret such findings? What would you look for before calling something a real biosignature? The question of what to define biosignature is a very complex one and, not being myself a biochemist, I am not qualified to
Revolutionizing the way data is handled in space Nebula Data is a revolutionary constellation of satellites designed to serve as data exchange points for space-to-space data relay. In a future where inter-satellite and, maybe, interplanetary, communication will be more and more important, Nebula Data is going to be vital in the whole Space Ecosystem. We’ve
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